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

Input: Consider Input: English sentence: The good news is that, if you can survive on a 2009 MacBook Pro, any of them would be fine for your purposes .

Output: The ozi ọma bụ na, ma ọ bụrụ na i nwere ike na-adị ndụ na a 2009 MacBook Pro, ọ bụla n'ime ha ga-adị mma gị na nzube.


Input: Consider Input: English sentence: My parents didn’t own a car until I was in my teens and I remember the days before remote controllers and fast food – we were way healthier back then! Obesity is rising .

Output: Ndị mụrụ m enweghị ụgbọala m ruo mgbe m m na-eto, m na-echeta ụbọchị tupu n'ime obodo controllers na nri ngwa ngwa – anyị ụzọ ka mma n'oge ahụ!


Input: Consider Input: English sentence: Well, the two fax machines are basically saying hello and setting the tone of the conversation, how fast they're going to talk, what language they are going to use, and how long they're going to chat.


Output: Ọfọn, abụọ ígwè ozi fax na-ihu ọma si hello na mwube ụda nke mkparịta ụka, otú ngwa ngwa na ha na-aga ikwu, bụ asụsụ ha na-aga na-eji, na ole ha na-aga ikori.