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

Ex Input:
Igbo sentence: O nwere ike ibu ndi di onu ala di nnoo-banyere-viable nhoro bu 14in Lenovo IdeaPad 510S, nke bu nzoukwu si ZenBooks.

Ex Output:
Possibly the cheapest just-about-viable option is the 14in Lenovo IdeaPad 510S, which is a step down from the ZenBooks.

Ex Input:
Igbo sentence: Chineke bu ihe itunanya Okike. O mere na-eju ihe. Na na anyi so na ndi oru di ebube nke Chineke.

Ex Output:
God is an amazing Creator. He's done amazing things.And we are among those wonderful works of God.

Ex Input:
Igbo sentence: O bu na Okwu ya na O bu ya kere eluigwe na uwa. o si, "Ka ihe nke," na e nwere. mgbe Jizos, Chineke Okpara, wee Earth ike nke Okwu ya bu na zuru ngosi. Mgbe O kwuru mmuo ojoo Egwu jidere, ifufe na ebili mmiri gbaghachi azu, oria oso, na ndi nwuru anwu wee n'onwu.

Ex Output:
He said, "Let there be," and there was. When Jesus, God the Son, came to Earth the power of His Word was on full display. When He spoke demons cowered, winds and waves retreated, diseases fled, and dead people came back to life.