Given a sentence in English language, translate the sentence to Igbo language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact

[Q]: English sentence: I sometimes hang in Chinatown Hope to Run into you sometime.
[A]: M mgbe ụfọdụ kpọgidere na Chinatown Hope na-agba ọsọ n'ime unu ndusụk.


[Q]: English sentence: Some have been shortened, meaning; not the whole message received by the testimony writer is displayed, when it seemed lengthy or the testimony in its entirety seemed irrelevant for the general public.
[A]: Some have been shortened, pụtara; ofụri ozi natara site àmà dere na-egosipụta, mgbe o yiri ogologo ma ọ bụ na-agba akaebe ya nile abaghịzi uru n'ihi na ọha na eze.


[Q]: English sentence: 16 Consider a Bible example that illustrates why we must respect our brothers' freedom to make their own decisions in matters of conscience.
[A]:
16 Ka anyị tụlee ihe atụ dị na Baịbụl nke gosiri ihe mere anyị ji kwesị ịhapụ ụmụnna anyị ka ha jiri aka ha na-ekpebi ihe ha ga-eme ma akọnuche ha kwe ha.