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

Input: Consider Input: English sentence: Parents often give their kids things they think are good for them cell phones, computers, dogs without much thought about how these things will be used or treated after the purchase.

Output: Ndi nne na nna na-enye ha na umuaka ihe ha na-eche na-ezi ha cell igwe, komputa, nkita na-enweghi otutu echiche banyere otu ihe ndi a ga-eji ma o bu mesoo mgbe azutara.

Input: Consider Input: English sentence: A. Some Don't See the Gospel

Output: A. Ufodu na-adighi ahu Ozioma

Input: Consider Input: English sentence: The screen is covered in a sheet of Gorilla Glass, like most of the competition, but the ThinkPad line has a history of going the extra mile in testing against humidity, vibration and mechanical shock, meaning it should cope with the everyday jolts and jostles of commuting .
Output: Ihuenyo kpuchie na a mpempe akwukwo nke ozodimgba iko, di ka otutu ndi mpi, ma ThinkPad akara nwere a akuko ihe mere eme nke na-aga mmezi mile na ule megide iru mmiri, vibration na n'ibu ujo, putara o ga inagide everyday jolts na jostles nke n'uzo. Nkowa Ihuenyo: 13na QHD + LCD