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

Q: Igbo sentence: Ma m choro ka anyi na-ahapu ulo maka udi ozo nke ihe na-eto eto.

A: But I want us to leave room for another kind of winner .
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Q: Igbo sentence: Iizos enweghi mmehie obula maka na O siteghi n'uwa, mgbe O nokwa n'uwa, O meriri onwunwa Ekwensu na-adoga na mmehie.

A: Jesus is sinless because He is not from the world, and, while on earth, overcame the devil's temptation to sin.
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Q: Igbo sentence: m. Gaa na a ihunanya Ubochi: Na-aga na a ihunanya ubochi na gi puru iche onye kara aka mmuo nke po Day mgbe i na-aga osimiri, anu ohia ogige nturundu, na njem nleta nturundu di ka Disney World na Orlando, Florida, ma o bu nani na-eleta ulo oriri na onunu itu maka okacha mmasi gi menu na a juu zoro ezo nke otu eatery ebe i nwere ike di nnoo na-ele anya n'ime gi huru n'anya na aghotazu ogbu nke ihunanya.

A:
Go on a romantic date: Going on a romantic date with your special someone seasons up the spirit of Valentine's Day when you go to the beaches, wildlife parks, and tourist resorts like the Disney World in Orlando, Florida, or just visiting a restaurant to order for your favourite menu in a quiet secluded area of an eatery where you could just gaze into your lover's eyes and fathom the depths of love.
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