Teacher: Given a sentence in Igbo language, translate the sentence to English language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? If you are still confused, see the following example:
Igbo sentence: Olee kwere omume?
Solution: How is this possible
Reason: The English translation means the same as the original sentence in the Igbo language.

Now, solve this instance: Igbo sentence: Di ka na mmalite Njem kwuru adighi akwusi ekwu okwu banyere ya, Otu o di, M nnoo n'aka na ya aputaghi na-aru uka. Abu m onye 18 afo-acha ocha girl, enyi m kasi mma bu ihe 18 afo nwa girl, i na-enweghi nwa ikwu, choochi m bu kpam kpam na-acha ocha, i nwere otutu nwa enyi, na i na-aru oru a mara uloikwuu ruo underprivileged umuaka ebe ihe kariri okara campers bu nwa....Ahuwo m uzo gi niile na-etinye elu ufodu banyere ndu gi na-eme ka ndi mmadu na-aghota na i na mma ka ndi na-a ole na ole banyere ndu m...Amutawo m banyere agburu nke na o enye m nsogbu n'obi ya obuna mere m ara iji agbaji m aka punching ihe mgbe na-anu banyere ndi siiri ufodu ndi na-arahu site na. ya na na na na-na ewere n'elu ihe di ka igbu ochu, ikpa oke agburu, ugha, na omume ihu abuo, ma o bu maa na na na-emeso onye o bula ozo na nkwanye ugwu na 'i mara mma' agwa m huru na ebe a.
Student:
I am an 18 year old white girl, my best friend is an 18 year old black girl, i have no black relatives, my church is completely white, i have many black friends, and i worked at a camp for underprivileged children where more than half the campers are black....i have seen the way you all put up some facts about your life to make people understand you better so those are a few facts about my life...I've learned about the racial issue and it disturbs me its even made me mad enough to break my hand from punching things when hearing about the struggles some people have gone through . its okay to get mad over things like murder, racism, lies, and hypocrisy, but it is definitely NOT okay to treat each other with the disrespect and 'i know better ' attitudes i have seen on here .