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

Washington, D.C., wey formally be di District of Columbia and wey pipo dey call "Washington", "di District", or simply "D.C.", na di capital of di United States.

Di signing of di Residence Act on July 16, 1790, wey approve di creation of a capital district wey dey along di Potomac River for di East Coast of di kontri. Di U.S. Constitution provide for a federal district wey go dey under di exclusive jurisdiction of di Congress and so di District no be part of any state. Di states of Maryland and Virginia each donate land to form di federal district, wey include di pre-existing settlements of Georgetown and Alexandria. Dem name di City of Washington for honor of President George Washington, and e be founded for 1791 to serve as di new national capital. For 1846, Congress return di land wey Virginia donate originally; for 1871, dem create one single municipal government for di remaining part of di District.

Washington get estimated population of 681,170 as of July 2016. Commuters from di surrounding Maryland and Virginia suburbs dey increase di city population to more than one million during di workweek. Di Washington metropolitan area, wey di District be di principal city, get population of over 6 million, wey be di sixth-largest metropolitan statistical area for di kontri.

1. which city dem dey talk about for here?
2. e be di capital of di US?
3. how many pipo dey there during work week?
4. from which states dem dey commute?
5. D.C. dey for west coast?
6. wetin happun for 1790?
7. which settlements wey dey already there?
8. D.C. dey name afta president?
9. which one?
10. who return di land and why?
11. wetin be di current population?
12. wetin be di rank for US?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. Washington, D.C.
2. Yes
3. one million
4. Maryland and Virginia
5. No
6. The signing of the Residence Act
7. Georgetown and Alexandria.
8. Yes
9. George Washington
10. Congress returned the land originally ceded by Virginia
11. 681,170 as of July 2016
12. the sixth-largest metropolitan statistical area``` 