You are given the conttent of a table in the input (row by row). Generate an unambiguous question based on the information present in the table, such that: 1) It's answer is unique and is in the given table, 2) Its answer is a contiguous text span from the table. Avoid creating questions that can be answered correctly without reading/understanding the table
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Question: Table: ['Position', 'Player', 'Free agency tag', 'Date signed', '2013 team']. ['QB', 'Josh McCown', 'UFA', 'March 29', 'Chicago Bears']. ['RB', 'Kahlil Bell', 'UFA', 'August 11', 'New York Jets']. ['OG', 'Lance Louis', 'UFA', 'March 27', 'Miami Dolphins']. ['OG', 'Chris Spencer', 'UFA', 'April 1', 'Tennessee Titans']. ['OG', 'Chilo Rachal', 'UFA', 'April 10', 'Arizona Cardinals']. ['OT', 'Jonathan Scott', 'UFA', 'March 25', 'Chicago Bears']. ['DE', 'Israel Idonije', 'UFA', 'June 25', 'Detroit Lions']. ['DT', 'Amobi Okoye', 'UFA', '-', '-']. ['LB', 'Geno Hayes', 'UFA', 'March 13', 'Jacksonville Jaguars']. ['LB', 'Nick Roach', 'UFA', 'March 15', 'Oakland Raiders']. ['CB', 'Zack Bowman', 'UFA', 'March 15', 'Chicago Bears']. ['CB', 'D. J. Moore', 'UFA', 'March 19', 'Carolina Panthers']. ['S', 'Troy Nolan', 'UFA', 'July 29', 'Tampa Bay Buccaneers']. ['K', 'Olindo Mare', 'UFA', '-', '-']

Answer: what are all the dates signed?

Question: Table: ['Year', 'Competition', 'Venue', 'Position', 'Notes']. ['1994', 'Commonwealth Games', 'Victoria, Canada', '6th', '400 m h']. ['1995', 'World Championships', 'Gothenburg, Sweden', '6th', '400 m h']. ['1997', 'World Championships', 'Athens, Greece', '7th', '4x400 m relay']. ['1998', 'Commonwealth Games', 'Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia', '3rd', '400 m h']. ['1998', 'African Championships', 'Dakar, Senegal', '2nd', '400 m h']. ['1999', 'All-Africa Games', 'Johannesburg, South Africa', '2nd', '400 m h']

Answer: what races did ken harden run?

Question: Table: ['Afrikaans', 'IPA', 'Dutch', 'English', 'German']. ['Hallo! Hoe gaan dit?', '[hal@u hu xa.n d@t]', 'Hallo! Hoe gaat het (met je/jou/u)? Also used: Hallo! Hoe is het?', 'Hello! How is it going? (Hello! How are you?)', "Hallo! Wie geht's? (Hallo! Wie geht's dir/Ihnen?)"]. ['Baie goed, dankie.', '[baj@ xu.t daNGki]', 'Heel goed, dank je.', 'Very well, thank you.', 'Sehr gut, danke.']. ['Praat jy Afrikaans?', '[pra.t j@i afrika.s]', 'Spreek/Praat je/jij Afrikaans?', 'Do you speak Afrikaans?', 'Sprichst du Afrikaans?']. ['Praat jy Engels?', '[pra.t j@i eNG@ls]', 'Spreek/Praat je/jij Engels?', 'Do you speak English?', 'Sprichst du Englisch?']. ['Ja.', '[ja.]', 'Ja.', 'Yes.', 'Ja.']. ['Nee.', '[ne.@]', 'Nee.', 'No.', 'Nein.']. ["'n Bietjie.", '[@ biki]', 'Een beetje.', 'A bit.', 'Ein bisschen.']. ['Wat is jou naam?', '[vat @s j@u na.m]', 'Hoe heet je? / Wat is jouw naam?', 'What is your name?', 'Wie heisst du? / Wie ist dein Name?']. ['Die kinders praat Afrikaans.', '[di k@n@rs pra.t afrika.ns]', 'De kinderen spreken/praten Afrikaans.', 'The children speak Afrikaans.', 'Die Kinder sprechen Afrikaans.']. ['Ek is lief vir jou. Less common: Ek het jou lief.', '[aek @s lif vWr j@U]', 'Ik hou van je/jou. Common in Southern Dutch: Ik heb je/jou/u lief.', 'I love you.', 'Ich liebe dich. Also: Ich habe dich lieb. (Colloquial; virtually no romantic connotation)']

Answer:
what are the afrikaans phrases?