Given a sentence in Igbo language, translate the sentence to English language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact
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Question: Igbo sentence: ma ọ bụ, ị na-eme atụmatụ na-abanye na-esonụ bodybuilding mpi na obodo?Ọ bụrụ na ị na-eme atụmatụ otu n'ime mmadụ abụọ, then you might of heard about.. .

Answer: Or, are you planning to enter the next bodybuilding competition in town?If you are planning one of the two, then you might of heard about...


Question: Igbo sentence: Anyị na-edebe onwe anyị n'echiche a Aims na-akwado ma na-akwalite site na ihe e kere eke nke a na mpaghara na netwọk (Obodo Network): atumatu, ihe, -elekọta mmadụ ma ọ bụ entrepreneurial, na dị ka nzube ha na-enyere anyị aka redirect uche anyị gaa n'ókèala ọgbakọ.

Answer: We set ourselves in this way in order to support and promote through the creation of a local network (Local Network): initiatives, events, social realities or business, that have as their purpose to assist us to redirect our attention to the local area.


Question: Igbo sentence: Fabrizio na a ngwa na aghụghọ echiche nke okpu (ndị degrees nke compass), na m ghọtara na Rome, anyị na-arahụ n'ihu ya, anyị bụ ndị na-ezighị ezi track, n'ihi ya, ọ hapụrụ runway gaghị metụtara na, ịcha na kwụsịrị track maka a narị ole na ole mita, Ọ malitere ala-nri track na-eduga n'elu nke n'elu ugwu.

Answer:
Fabrizio with a quick and clever reasoning of CAP (the degrees of the compass), He realized that Rome and I, We were leaving before him, We were on the wrong track, so went out of the track in order not to leave traces and, by cutting off the track for a few hundred metres, turned down the right track that carried on top of the cliff.