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.

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Question: What happens next?

How to make a gradient in photoshop 
Create the shape of your gradient with the selection tools. 
These are the tools with the dotted lines, like the square selection tool or the lasso, that let you set aside a small area of your image. If you don't select anything, your gradient will simply fill the entire layer you're working on.
Answer: Once you have created the shape of your gradient with the selection tools, the next steps will guide you through the process of making a gradient in Photoshop:

1. Choose the Gradient Tool:

Select the Gradient Tool from the Tools Panel, which is usually located on the left side of your screen. The icon looks like a rectangle with a gradient transition. You can also press the "G" key on your keyboard as a shortcut.

2. Adjust settings for the Gradient Tool:

Once the Gradient Tool is activated, the options bar at the top of your screen will display various settings for the tool. These settings include gradient presets, gradient type, mode, opacity, and other parameters you can adjust to fine-tune your gradient.

3. Choose a gradient preset or create a custom gradient:

Photoshop comes with a variety of pre-built gradients available in the gradient presets dropdown. Click the dropdown arrow next to the gradient sample on the options bar to access these presets. You can select the one you like, or you can create a custom gradient by clicking the gradient sample itself to open the Gradient Editor.

In the Gradient Editor, you can create your gradient by adding, modifying, or deleting color stops (these determine the colors and their placement on the gradient) and adjusting the midpoint and opacity stops (these determine the transitions between colors). You can also save your custom gradient by clicking "New" and giving it a name.

4. Choose the gradient style:

There are five gradient styles to choose from in Photoshop: linear, radial, angled, reflected, and diamond. Select the one that best suits your design by clicking on its icon in the options bar.

5. Set the angle and scale:

Depending on the gradient style you chose, you can set an angle for the gradient to follow and a scale to control the size of the gradient transition. These settings are available in the options bar as well.

6. Apply the gradient:

With your gradient and settings ready, go to the canvas and click and drag in the direction you want the gradient to flow within your selection. The starting point of your drag will be the start color of the gradient, and the end point will be the end color. If you want a more precise control over the gradient placement or the transition, you can hold the Shift key while dragging to constrain the angle.

7. Deselect the selection:

Once you're satisfied with the gradient, you can deselect the selection by either clicking outside the selected area or pressing Ctrl/Cmd + D.

8. Save your work:

Don't forget to save your work by clicking File > Save or using the appropriate keyboard shortcut (Ctrl/Cmd + S).

Remember that you can always experiment with different gradient presets, settings, and blending modes to achieve the desired effect. Furthermore, you can use the gradient on different layers, employ layer masks, and utilize various adjustment layers to enhance your final result. With practice, you'll be able to create stunning gradients in Photoshop with ease.