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

Input: Consider Input: Igbo sentence: Na isiokwu a ga-egosi unu?z? iji t?ghata Blu-ray fim na-egwu ya na Xbox 360.

Output: And this article will show you the way to convert Blu-ray movies and play it with Xbox 360.

Input: Consider Input: Igbo sentence: O buru na i choputa na nwa agbogho ahu na i na-akpa nwere nnoo enweghi uche oru, o eleghi anya, mgbe nwere nkita.

Output: If you find out that the girl you are dating has absolutely no sense of responsibility, she probably never had a dog.

Input: Consider Input: Igbo sentence: Ime na, na onye Otu 9 nwere nnukwu 4,000mAh batri ahu bu banyere 500mAh buru ibu karia otutu mainstream phablets, gunyere Pixel XL, tinyere a mmuta dabeere na usoro, bu nke gbara na mpaghara di na ekwenti na-achoputa ruo ojiji ihe nakawa etu, -akwadebe ngwa odinala a na-ekwesighi-eji n'otu oge mgbe nke ubochi ekedori ngwa ngwa na-enweghi impacting ndu batri ma o bu arumoru.
Output: To do that, the Mate 9 has a large 4,000mAh battery that's about 500mAh larger than most mainstream phablets, including the Pixel XL, along with a learning-based system, which runs locally on the phone and detects usage patterns, preparing apps that are normally used at certain times of the day to launch faster without impacting battery life or performance.