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Given a sentence in English language, translate the sentence to Igbo language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact
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English sentence: It's true that the devil never had a chance to lead Jesus into sin, but how did Jesus defeat Him?
answer:
It's ezi na ekwensu mgbe nwere ohere na-edu Jesus n'ime mmehie, ma olee otú Jizọs imeri Ya?


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English sentence: Their articles cover everything under the sun about the dating realm, so check out their Twitter feed to find articles that discuss anything and everything about dating.
answer:
Ha isiokwu ekpuchi ihe niile n'okpuru anyanwụ banyere mkpakọrịta nwoke na nwaanyị n'ógbè, otú lelee ha Twitter ndepụta ịchọta isiokwu ọ bụla na ihe nile banyere mkpakọrịta nwoke na nwaanyị.


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English sentence: Oh by the way, between English and French the position of the nouns vs. adjectives is switched, and with trasposh's way of cutting sentences quite randomly, it makes some sentences sound fuzzy with no way of reordering words properly… Is there any way to use the ponctuation to cut sentences into pieces instead of cutting them quite randomly?
answer:

Oh n'agbanyeghị, n'etiti English na French ọnọdụ nke nouns vs. adjectives na-Switched, na trasposh ụzọ nke ịcha ahịrịokwu nnọọ enweghị usoro, ọ na-eme ụfọdụ ahịrịokwu ada ajị ajị na-enweghị ụzọ reordering okwu n'ụzọ kwesịrị ekwesị... Dị ụzọ ọ bụla na-eji ponctuation bee ahịrịokwu n'ime iberibe kama ize ha nnọọ enweghị usoro?