 
 <prompt> text: ```Chinese characters na logograms wey dem dey use write Chinese and some other Asian languages. For Standard Chinese dem dey call am Hanzi. Dem don adapt am to write other languages like Japanese wey dem dey call kanji, Korean wey dem dey call hanja, and Vietnamese for system wey dem dey call chữ Nôm. All of dem together dem dey call am CJKV characters. For English, sometimes dem dey call am Han characters. Chinese characters na the oldest system of writing wey dem dey use for the world. Because dem dey use am well-well for East Asia and for the Sinosphere, Chinese characters na one of the most popular writing systems for the world.

Chinese characters plenty well-well, but most of dem na small small different versions wey you fit see for old texts. Studies for China don show say to sabi read and write Chinese well, you gats sabi between three and four thousand characters. For Japan, dem dey teach 2,136 for secondary school (the Jōyō kanji); plenty more dey use everyday. Different countries get their own standard lists of characters, forms, and pronunciations. For China, Singapore, and Malaysia, dem dey use simplified forms of some characters; while Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, and small small for South Korea, dem dey use traditional characters. For Japan, common characters dey write for post-WWII Japan-specific simplified forms (shinjitai), wey dey close to traditional forms pass Chinese simplifications; while uncommon characters dey write for Japanese traditional forms (kyūjitai), wey almost the same as Chinese traditional forms. For South Korea, when dem use Chinese characters, dem dey use the traditional ones wey almost the same as the ones wey Taiwan and Hong Kong dey use. Dem dey start teach Chinese characters for South Korea for 7th grade and e dey continue reach 12th grade where dem go teach 1,800 characters, but dem no dey use all of dem all the time, e dey reduce small small.

1. Wetin dem dey use write Asian languages?
2. Wetin be the kind?
3. Dem dey use am for Japanese?
4. Wetin dem dey call am?
5. Wetin dem be for standard Chinese?
6. For Korean?
7. Wetin dem dey use for Vietnam?
8. Wetin dem dey call am for English?
9. How many Chinese characters dey?
10. How many you suppose sabi make you literate for Chinese?
11. How many forms dey?
12. Where dem dey use traditional characters?
13. Wetin dem dey use for Malaysia?
14. Wetin about for Hong Kong?
15. How many characters you go learn for secondary school for Japan?
16. Wetin dem dey call that group?
17. Dem dey use pass that one everyday?
18. When dem dey start learn am for South Korea?
19. When dem dey stop?
20. How many dem go learn?``` <response>: ```1. characters
2. CJKV characters
3. yes
4. kanji
5. Hanzi
6. hanja
7. a system known as chữ Nôm
8. Han characters
9. the tens of thousands
10. between three and four thousand characters
11. There are various national standard lists of characters, forms, and pronunciations
12. For South Korea
13. Simplified forms of certain characters
14. A traditional variant
15. 2,136
16. the Jōyō kanji
17. yes
18. the 7th grade
19. the 12th grade
20. 1,800``` 