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

Q: English sentence: Regarding random cutting, it is not that random, it will cut on html entities, numbers, punctuations and html.

A: Banyere random ọnwụ, ọ bụghị na random, ọ ga-ebipụ na HTML entities, nọmba, punctuations na HTML.
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Q: English sentence: So when we begin to talk about Jesus and when we begin to talk about God people sometimes think in the same categories.

A: Ya mere, mgbe anyị na-amalite ikwu okwu banyere Jesus na mgbe anyị na-amalite ikwu okwu banyere Chineke ndị mgbe ụfọdụ na-eche na otu ige.
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Q: English sentence: The clothes that I found were the last thing I needed, I had been traveling for years alone without providing anything for me, just for the bike, and see me deliver the bag by two gentlemen of bad luck on 4 wheels, It seemed a tease, but they were so beat up that ringrziai, We spent a fine evening together, We exchanged addresses us by promising a nice car and motorcycle team for the following year (dreams from bonfire under the stars).

A:
The uwe nke m chọpụtara na ndị ikpeazụ ihe m mkpa, M gara naanị n'ihi na afọ na-enweghị inye ihe ọ bụla n'ihi na m, naanị maka igwe kwụ otu ebe, na-ahụ m ịnapụta akpa site abụọ ndị ọrụ ibe of ọjọọ chioma 4 wiil, Ọ bịakwara yie m a ịkwa emo, ma ha na-otú rojiwere na ha ringrziai, Anyị nọrọ otu ọmarịcha mgbede ọnụ, anyị gbanwere adreesị na nkwa a mma ụgbọ ala na ọgba tum tum ìgwè ndị n'afọ ọzọ (site akwanye Ọkụ n'Èzí Jiri nrọ n'okpuru kpakpando).
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