 
 <prompt> text: ```Read di tori and ansa di kweshuns.

Chapter 4: Among The Islands. 

"Now, make we go through our calculations again," di captain tok wen dem enta im cabin. 

"How long you go dey, Captain?" di first mate ask. 

"Half an hour, Standing." 

"Den I go come again or, if you want me before dat, send for me," and di first mate waka comot go deck again, because even though e sabi well well how to handle ship for all kain weather, and e brave and strong sailor wey dey sail commot from Plymouth, James Standing no fit read or write; and even though e fit somehow calculate di course wey ship suppose dey, and adjust for leeway and currents and winds wey dey change direction, and e fit bring ship enter any port for England or di Low Countries, e no dey useful for dis kind of matter. 

Pengarvan na correct scholar, and Reuben don teach am wetin e sabi about navigation, and always make am dey keep log from di time wey e first become mate; at first dem dey compare dia calculations everyday, and later na once a week; dem dey argue about di adjustments wey each of dem don make for tide and leeway; and sometimes dem dey find to dia surprise, when dem reach port, say Pengarvan calculations dey even closer to di truth pass im own. 

Dis one dey give am joy well well, because e feel say, if anything happen to am when e dey on voyage, Pengarvan fit be trusted to bring di Swan home, as safely and surely as e fit do am himself. Roger don dey go through di same training for di last two years; but for now e still far from dey accurate, because e no dey ready to make enough adjustments for di big leeway wey vessel, for those days, dey make when wind dey blow from di side. 

1. Wia dem dey?
2. Wia dem dey hold dia conversation?
3. E be like say di conversation dey happen for land?
4. Wia dem dey?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. England
2. Plymouth
3. No
4. Cabin of a ship``` 

Translate am go Nigerian Pidgin: 

```1. England
2. Plymouth
3. No
4. Cabin of a ship``` 