I need to ask for the topic. They might not have specified because they thought the initial request was clear. Let me check if there's any cultural context I should consider. In Rwanda, academic essays are common, so the user could be a student preparing for exams or submitting coursework. They might need help in writing and then downloading the draft as a PDF.
Habari! Naweza kujumisha amezi ya memo kugenda ku "PDF" ujumbe. Endera kubalio na umucuruzi w’ikorongo (subject) ukwamunana na memo, n’uko yagira kuko aho memo ikosorwa (ensambu, university, etc.), abako yagira memo (academique, personnelle etc.). Sabya izahere! 📝 imibereho yejejwe pdf
Given that the user's request was in Kinyarwanda but the action is in English, maybe they are bilingual and would prefer the essay draft in English. Alternatively, they might need the essay in Kinyarwanda. Let me ask for clarification on both the topic and the language they prefer for the essay. That way, I cover all bases. Also, confirm the purpose—academic, personal, etc.—so I can adjust the tone and structure accordingly. Make sure to be polite and helpful to encourage them to provide all the necessary details for a good essay draft. I need to ask for the topic
I should prompt them to specify the essay topic and the subject area so I can tailor the draft appropriately. Also, confirming the academic level (high school, university) might help in structuring the essay correctly. Let me make sure to respond in Kinyarwanda as well, since that's their native language here, to make them feel more comfortable and understood. But the initial instruction from the user was just the Kinyarwanda part and then the action. Wait, the user might prefer to switch to English for the essay draft. Hmm, but the initial message was in Kinyarwanda. Should I respond in Kinyarwanda or English? In Rwanda, academic essays are common, so the