Definition: Given a sentence in Igbo language, translate the sentence to English language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact
Input: Igbo sentence: Na-agwa anyi otu anyi kwesiri ibi ndu Paul ekwughi anyi kwesiri ibi ndu a ufodu uzo n'ihi na "Anyi choro ibu onye kasi ukwuu ma o bu kasi nso na,"Ma o bu n'ihi na" o bu otu a upstanding otu nke otu kwesiri-adi ndu,"ma o bu, "Nne anyi kuziiri anyi ka mma karia,"Ma o bu obuna, "Ka Chineke ga-amasi gi."
Output:
To tell us how we should live Paul doesn't say we should live a certain way because "We want to be the greatest or holiest," or because "this is how upstanding members of society should live," or, "our mothers taught us better than that," or even, "so that God will like you."