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: Write an article based on this summary:

– Ohio Gov. John Kasich has become the latest 2016 presidential contender to draw attention for an apparent generalization related to Latinos. During remarks yesterday at a golf club in Orange County, California, Kasich praised Latinos for their family values and their work ethic, then drifted into a discussion about a Latina hotel maid, reports the Los Angeles Times. "A lot of them do jobs that they're willing to do, and that's why in the hotel you leave a little tip," he said. She also left him a note inquiring about his stay. "Is that just the greatest thing?" said Kasich. "So, you know, we can learn a lot and she's Hispanic, 'cause I didn't know it at the time, but I met her in the hallway—asked her if I could get a little more soap,” he said, laughing. Critics have pounded on the remarks as condescending—accusing Kasich of equating Latinos with service-sector workers—but a Republican spokesman says Kasich "was talking about how great the service was and how we should respect everyone in our society no matter what their job or position might be." At the Washington Post, Janell Ross doesn't buy it. "Kasich and many other Americans don't run across Latino golf club owners, lawyers, doctors, artists and astronauts in their daily lives," writes Ross. "And, as such, they apparently have no sense of the range of interests, habits and skills that exist in any other population can also be found among Hispanic Americans. If they did, they might recognize just how problematic Kasich's comments really are and just how hard it's going to be to explain them away."

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Answer: Ohio Governor John Kasich Faces Criticism for Remarks on Latinos

Ohio Governor John Kasich has faced backlash for remarks made during a recent event at a golf club in Orange County, California. Kasich praised Latinos for their family values and strong work ethic, then proceeded to discuss a Latina hotel maid, as reported by the Los Angeles Times. He highlighted the importance of leaving a small tip for hotel maids, whom he believes are often taken for granted. Kasich recalled a personal experience with a Latina maid, who left him a note inquiring about his stay and went out of her way to provide additional soap for his room. 

However, critics have slammed Kasich's comments as condescending and stereotyping, accusing him of equating Latinos with service-sector workers. In response, a Republican spokesman defended Kasich, stating that he "was talking about how great the service was and how we should respect everyone in our society no matter what their job or position might be." 

Despite the spokesman's defense, some people remain unconvinced. For example, in the Washington Post, Janell Ross expressed her skepticism, stating that "Kasich and many other Americans don't run across Latino golf club owners, lawyers, doctors, artists, and astronauts in their daily lives." She argues that these high-achieving Latino individuals may not be as visible in Kasich's social circle, contributing to a lack of understanding about the diversity and range of accomplishments within the Latino community. Ross believes that if people were cognizant of the varied skills and interests within the Hispanic American demographic, they would recognize just how problematic Kasich's comments are and how challenging it will be to justify them. 

This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of recognizing and addressing inherent biases and stereotypes in our society. While Kasich's comments may have been unintentionally prejudiced, they have sparked a necessary conversation about the diverse achievements and roles of the Latino community in the United States.