TASK DEFINITION: This task is about translating a given Yoruba language sentence to English.
PROBLEM: Mo gba pe orile-ede Itali naa ti fowo si iwe ofin kan, iyen Law 219 of December 2017 ti won pe ni 'Provisions for informed consent and advance directives.' Ofin yii so pe ki dokita tabi noosi to bere si toju alaisan kan, alaisan naa gbodo loye iru itoju to fe gba lekun-un-rere, o si gbodo fowo si i pe ki won foun niru itoju bee.' Ti dokita to fe sise abe naa ba salaye bi itoju naa se maa ri lona to yeni to si rorun, a je pe dokita ati alaisan naa ti jo fowo si itoju naa, iyen a si je ki alaisan naa tubo lominira lati se ipinnu to ba wu u. Nipa bee, itoju naa a tubo gbese."Luca Ansaloni, to je oludari eka oniruuru ise abe ati ise abe pajawiri ni Ile Iwosan Bufalini ni Cesena, o tun je aare egbe Italian Society of Surgical Physiopathology (SIFIPAC) "Awon Elerii Jehofa ti ran wa lowo gan-an lati je ka mo ogbon to tubo gbese taa mu ka yera fun ifajesinilara.

SOLUTION: I feel a lot of backing from the recent legislative recognition in Italy with Law 219 of December 2017, 'Provisions for informed consent and advance directives,' where it states that 'no health-care treatment can be initiated or continued without the person's free and informed consent.' If the surgeon communicates with the patient in a competent, free, and responsible way, there will surely be advantages for both in terms of sharing responsibilities, increasing the degree of freedom, and ultimately a more adequate and effective treatment path."Luca Ansaloni, director of general and emergency surgery unit at the Bufalini Hospital of Cesena, president of the Italian Society of Surgical Physiopathology (SIFIPAC) "Jehovah's Witnesses have greatly contributed to the refinement of treatment strategies that avoid blood transfusions.

PROBLEM: Bawo! Ronu nipa ounje ayanfe. Gbidanwo lati ranti oorun at'adun-un re.

SOLUTION: Hello! Think about your favorite dish. Try to remember the smell, the taste.

PROBLEM: O rojo laaaro o o jare, o dale o ni koba duro gbo tenu e; ohun to o wi laaaro naa ko lo maa wi lale?

SOLUTION:
You state your case in the morning and you are not vindicated, and at nightfall you plead with the king to delay a bit and listen to what you have to say; isn't what you have to say in the evening the same thing you said in the morning?