 
 <prompt> From dis month, una no go dey hear di word "NBA" for sports programs for CCTV. Instead, sport hosts go dey give di full Chinese name wen dem dey refer to di NBA - National Basketball Association. Una no go hear any other English abbreviations for CCTV Chinese programs, like GDP (gross domestic product) or WTO (World Trade Organization). Una go hear their Chinese translations. CCTV receive notice from di State Administration of Radio, Film and Television, wey tell dem make dem avoid using English-language abbreviations for their reports to protect di "purity" of di Chinese language. Some other TV stations also receive di notice. Fu Zhenguo, one editor of People's Daily, na one of di people wey propose di change. "Using English for Chinese-speaking environment dey against Chinese law," he talk. "Using English for Chinese TV programs no dey fair to people wey no sabi English. E go get bad language influence on pikin and teenagers." But some experts get different opinion. Liu Yaoying, one professor for Communications University of China, talk say di move show cultural conservatism. "If Western countries fit accept some Chinglish words, why Chinese language no fit mix with English?" Liu talk. Plenty people don criticize di move, talk say e go cause problem for dem. "I sabi wetin CD, VCD and DVD mean wen I hear dem. But I no go sabi wetin di TV programs dey talk about if I hear those products' full Chinese names," one person write for BBS post. After di post, another person write jokingly: "I no dey listen to my MP3 now. I dey listen to my Moving Picture Experts Group-1 Audio Layer 3. Some people still dey ask why CCTV dey keep their logo, since e na English abbreviation. <response>: 1. National Basketball Association
2. gross domestic product
3. World Trade Organization
4. No
5. to protect the "purity" of the Chinese language.
6. the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television
7. No
8. A few
9. Yes
10. No
11. People's Daily
12. Communications University of China 