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

Input: Consider Input: Igbo sentence: Ụrọ n'ụlọikpe na French Open ga-atụle a Waterloo maka American egwuregwu.

Output: The clay courts at the French Open shouldn't be considered a Waterloo for American players.


Input: Consider Input: Igbo sentence: Naanị Chineke nwere ike ibū mmehie nke ụwa (2 Ndị Kọrịnt 5:21), nwụọ, ma kulitekwa n'ọnwụ, na-ègosi mmeri Ya n'ebe mmehie na ọnwụ dị.

Output: Only God could take on the sins of the world (2 Corinthians 5:21), die, and be resurrected, proving His victory over sin and death.


Input: Consider Input: Igbo sentence: A pụrụ itinye covariates na-eji gwụgw eme ihe na nhazi na nyocha nke nyocha; isi nke 4 nke Gerber and Green (2012) enye nkwalite dá»‹ mma ma bá»‹aruo nso, na Casella (2008) -enyekwu nhazi miri emi.


Output: Pre-treatment covariates can be included in the design and analysis stage of experiments; chapter 4 of Gerber and Green (2012) provides a good introduction to both approaches, and Casella (2008) provides a more in-depth treatment.