 
 <prompt> text: ```Even though dem get small evidence of people wey dey live for Utrecht area since Stone Age (app. 2200 BCE) and dem settle for Bronze Age (app. 1800–800 BCE), the official founding date of the city dey usually relate to the construction of Roman fortification (castellum), wey dem probably build around 50 CE. A series of these fortresses dey build after Roman emperor Claudius decide say the empire no go expand go north. To secure the border, dem construct the limes Germanicus defense line along the main branch of river Rhine, wey dey flow through a more northern bed compared to today (wey be Kromme Rijn now). These fortresses dey designed to accommodate about 500 Roman soldiers. Near the fort, settlements go dey grow wey go house artisans, traders, and soldiers' wives and children.

From the middle of the 3rd century, Germanic tribes dey regularly invade Roman territories. Around 275, Romans no fit maintain the northern border again and Utrecht come be abandoned. Little dey known about the period 270–650. Utrecht first mention again several centuries after Romans comot. Under the influence of the growing realms of the Franks, during Dagobert I reign for the 7th century, dem build church inside the walls of the Roman fortress. For ongoing border conflicts with the Frisians, this first church come be destroyed.

1. Wetin be Utrecht official founding date?
2. Which two ages dem fit trace am back to?
3. Who decide say make dem no expand go north?
4. Wetin he do to prevent am?
5. When the city eventually come be abandoned?
6. Wetin dem build under the Franks?
7. Wetin eventually happen to am?
8. Wetin cause am?
9. With who?
10. Wetin dem use identify the founding of the city?
11. Wetin defense dey along the river?``` <response>: ```1. 50 CE
2. Stone Age and Bronze Age
3. Claudius
4. build fortresses
5. Around 275
6. one church
7. destroy
8. ongoing border fights
9. the Frisians
10. small fort
11. Germanicus defense line``` 