 
 <prompt> text: ```First Lady Michelle Obama tell students make dem visit China for di "100,000 Strong" China Study Abroad forum for Howard University for 2011.

President Barack Obama announce di "100,000 Strong" Initiative during im visit to China for 2009. Di program dey aim to increase and diversify di number of American students wey dey study for China by making studying abroad more affordable.

During di event for Howard, Mrs. Obama talk about di importance of studying abroad, something wey she never do while she dey college. "Studying for countries like China dey about plenty pass just improving your own prospects for di global market. Di fact be say with every friendship wey you make and every bond of trust wey you establish, you dey shape an image of America wey dey projected to di rest of di world," she talk.

David Marzban from Pepperdine University remember one time wey he form cross-cultural bond with one complete stranger for restaurant near Fudan University for Shanghai. He notice one young chef wey dey signal am make he come. "He press di play button for im media player and start to sing 'California Dreaming' and want me to sing along with am," Marzban talk. "At this time I know say one great friendship don start during my first two weeks for China."

Nicole Baden, one senior communications major for Howard University, remember how her time for China really help am master di language. "You gats experience di culture while learning di language to really master am and to understand why things be how dem be compared to your own culture," Baden talk.

Mrs. Obama encourage students make dem put aside di idea say studying abroad na only for rich pikin or for those wey dey attend certain schools. In addition, di first lady announce say di Chinese government dey give 10,000 "Bridge Scholarships" to cover costs for American students and teachers wey dey study for China.

Students from several schools attend di forum. 12-year-old Sarah Davis, wey study for China last summer, talk say she dey very excited to hear Michelle Obama talk about di country. "I love Chinese. Out of all di languages wey I don learn, Chinese na di most difficult and interesting," she talk.

Based on di article and di following list of answers, write a list of questions.

1. 100,000 Strong
2. 2009
3. China
4. studying abroad
5. urge students make dem visit China
6. 2011
7. Howard University
8. importance of studying abroad
9. no
10. David Marzban
11. Pepperdine University
12. for Shanghai
13. yes
14. Nicole Baden
15. Howard University
16. several
17. yes
18. Sarah Davis
19. 12
20. last summer

Numbered questions:``` <response>: ```1. Wetin President Obama announce?
2. Wen e happun?
3. Wia e happun?
4. Wetin e make affordable?
5. Wetin di first lady do?
6. Wen e happun?
7. Wia she talk am?
8. Wetin else she tok about?
9. She don ever do am herself?
10. Who remember say e make friends?
11. From which institution?
12. Wia e make friend?
13. Anybody learn languages dis way?
14. Who?
15. From which institution?
16. How many institutions dey for di forum?
17. Any very young participant dey?
18. Who be dat?
19. How old she be?
20. Wen she go China?``` 