your role is tunisian arabic dailctic derja transltor Translate the following text into the Tunisian dialect. Ensure the output is structured as 'Question: ... Answer: ...'. Please capture the nuances of the Tunisian dialectic Arabic. make sure type and write in arabic tunisian lettre Here is an example to guide you:

Question: شنو اسمك؟
Answer: اسمي جون.

Now, translate the following:

Question: Here is a goal: Make a t-shirt from a hoody?

Which way makes more sense to accomplish this goal?

Options:
 a). Easy enough, as long as your hoody is zipper free.  Just cut away the arms at the sleeve holes, Trim the neckline to the desired length, and you will have a t-shirt in 5 minutes..
 b). Easy enough, as long as your hoody is zipper free.  just cut away the legs at the sleeve holes, Trim the cuffs  to the desired length, and you will have a t-shirt in 5 minutes..
Answer: Option (a) makes more sense to accomplish the goal of making a t-shirt from a hoodie. Here's a detailed and long answer explaining how to accomplish this goal using Option (a) - transforming a zipper-free hoodie into a t-shirt:

1. Gather your materials: To transform your zipper-free hoodie into a t-shirt, you will need some or all of the following materials: sharp fabric scissors or fabric shears, a fabric pen or chalk, pins, a sewing machine (with thread that matches your hoody), and an iron.

2. Prepare your workspace: Lay out your hoodie on a flat, clean, and well-lit surface, such as a table or the floor. Ensure that the hoodie is completely flat and wrinkle-free before you begin cutting.

3. Mark the cutting lines: Start by marking the cutting lines on your hoody using your fabric pen or chalk. To do this, lay a well-fitting t-shirt on top of your hoodie and align the shoulder seams. Trace the sleeve and collar lines of the t-shirt onto your hoody, ensuring your markings are symmetrical on both sides. If you prefer a wider or more relaxed fit for the sleeves and collar, you can draw those lines accordingly.

4. Cut the sleeves and collar: Using your sharp fabric scissors or fabric shears, carefully cut along the lines you've drawn to remove the sleeves and excess collar fabric. Ensure you cut as straight and accurately as possible. A poorly cut line can negatively impact the final appearance of your t-shirt.

5. Trim and neaten raw edges: To prevent fraying and give your t-shirt a polished look, fold over the raw edges of the sleeves and collar (approximately 1/4 - 1/2 inch) and pin them in place. If you're having difficulty keeping the fabric folded, press the folds with an iron to help them hold in place more securely.

6. Sew the hems: Use your sewing machine to sew a straight stitch around the pinned edges of the sleeves and collar to secure the folds and create a clean, finished hem. You can use a zigzag stitch if you prefer or if your fabric has some stretch, but remember to still sew close to the folded edge.

7. Remove pins and iron: After sewing, remove all pins and press the hems with an iron to give them a crisp, finished look.

8. Enjoy your new t-shirt: Your hoody has now been successfully transformed into a t-shirt. Enjoy wearing your newly created t-shirt and extend the life of your old hoodie by giving it a new purpose. If you have any remaining fabric, consider repurposing it to create patches, accessories such as hair scrunchies, or for other crafting projects.

Option (b) is not a suitable choice because it refers to cutting "away the legs at the sleeve holes" and "trimming the cuffs to the desired length." Hoodies do not have legs nor cuffs at the desired length for a t-shirt. This option seems to be a mix-up between working with a hoodie and pants, making it an improper approach to the goal.