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: By. Chris Pleasance. PUBLISHED:. 10:22 EST, 14 October 2013. |. UPDATED:. 17:04 EST, 14 October 2013. In a emotional 15th birthday message to her daughter Abigail, Zenya Hernandez begged for the schoolgirl to come home. The last call made on a missing New Hampshire girl’s cellphone was last Wednesday about four hours after she was last seen, investigators said on Sunday. Abigail Hernandez, 15, of North Conway was last seen leaving Kennett High School on Wednesday afternoon. Police say she made it home but was gone when her mother arrived later. Police said they have not located the girl’s phone but have determined that the last call was made at 6.30pm. It was used about two miles from her home at a spot near Cranmore Mountain, a ski resort popular with tourists. Several agencies, including the FBI, have been involved in searching for the girl by land, water and air. The mother of the missing 15-year-old pleaded for her daughter's safe return on Sunday, saying: 'Please come home. We miss you so badly.' Speaking in front of Conway police station on Sunday, Zenya Hernandez wished her daughter Abigail a happy birthday. Kieran Ramsey, from the FBI, confirmed today that teams are continuing their searches using five sniffer dog teams. Officers are also canvassing and chasing up tip-offs from the public, though no new information has come to light. Abigail, a Kennett High School student, has been missing since Wednesday last week after walking home from class. The last sighting of the girl, who ran on. the track team for her school and was described as quiet and bright,. was around 2.30pm. Investigators believe Abigail made it back to her home, but when her mother came back from her nursing job, her daughter was gone. The schoolgirl's 15th birthday was on Saturday. Since then local police and the FBI have searched on foot, in boats, and by helicopter but have failed to turn up any new evidence about the disappearance. Zenya Hernandez held a press conference on Sunday at the Conway police station in New Hampshire where she pleaded for her daughter's safe return. FBI fixed-wing planes have been. drafted into the search, and on Saturday lines of officials meticulously. searched four square miles of woodland. Despite. searching over 3,000 acres Major Kevin Jordan of the Maine Fish and. Game Department, said: 'We are nowhere near done. We are here to find. Abi and to bring her home.' Five specially trained teams of sniffer dogs were also used, but so far to no avail. The search has been so thorough that officers have found the body of a hiker who went missing over the weekend, and bone fragments from another case, possibly that of a hiker who went missing in 2006. Both sets of evidence are unrelated to the Hernandez case. New Hampshire's White Mountains are full of tourists at this time of year as they come to take pictures of the leaves changing in autumn. Police, FBI, New Hampshire Fish and Game personnel and volunteers have all helped to search for the teenager but have not found any leads. Sniffer dog teams, police helicopters, and FBI fixed-wing planes have been drafted in as police reveal they have been sent 200 leads from as far away as Texas. This weekend the holidaymakers were handed flyers of the pretty girl and told to watch for anything suspicious. Hernandez's picture was also plastered over store windows in North Conway Village and in the popular shopping mall. Police officials said they are still treating Hernandez's disappearance as a missing persons case, but added that foul play has not been ruled out. So far officers say they have received over 200 tip-offs, some from as far away as Texas. Abigail is 5ft 4in tall and weighs 118lb with. brown hair and eyes. She was last seen wearing black stretch pants,. tall brown boots and a grey sweater. Anyone with information is asked to contact Conway police on 603-356-5715.

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Answer: 1. 15-year-old Abigail Hernandez, from North Conway, New Hampshire, went missing after leaving Kennett High School on October 9th, 2013.

2. Investigators discovered that the last call made on Abigail's cellphone was at 6.30 pm, approximately four hours after she was last seen, two miles from her home near Cranmore Mountain ski resort.

3. Multiple agencies, including the FBI, were involved in searching for Abigail by land, water, and air with the help of five sniffer dog teams, officers canvassing the area, and public tip-offs.

4. Abigail's mother, Zenya Hernandez, pleaded for her daughter's safe return in front of Conway police station during a press conference, where she wished her a happy 15th birthday.

5. Thousands of acres have been searched with the assistance of volunteers, New Hampshire Fish and Game personnel, sniffer dog teams, police helicopters, and FBI fixed-wing planes.

6. Holidaymakers in the White Mountains area were handed flyers with Abigail's picture and asked to keep an eye out for anything suspicious.

7. Police officers received over 200 tip-offs from various locations, including as far away as Texas.

8. Abigail is described as being 5ft 4in tall and 118 lbs with brown hair and eyes; she was last seen wearing black stretch pants, tall brown boots, and a grey sweater.

9. Authorities encourage anyone with information to contact the Conway police on 603-356-5715.