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

Example Input: Igbo sentence: Ndi a na-egosi di ka miri kehoraizin Ikuku gafee ntu bed ahu yiri ihe ndi i ga-esi site kpomkwem trauma ka ntu (di ka slamming mkpisi aka gi na a uzo).
Example Output: These appear as deep horizontal depressions across the nail bed similar to the ones you get from direct trauma to the nail (like slamming your finger in a door).

Example Input: Igbo sentence: O na-echetara m a na-akpa ochi akuko.
Example Output: It reminds me of a funny story.

Example Input: Igbo sentence: Ozo, obibia bu mfe (i na-adighi ga-enwe suave ghota na-elu-akara), na juru bu mfe (ochie onunu na-na-na-na ihu ihe di nnoo adighi aru oru kariri komputa), na ihe iga nke oma onuego bu elu (n'ihi na onye o bula na saiti ndi a bu otu, ka megide otutu mmanya patrons ndi di nnoo ka nwere fun na ndi enyi ha).
Example Output:
Plus, the approach is easier (you don't have to have a suave pick-up line), the rejection is easier (the old drink-in-the-face thing just doesn't work over the computer), and the success rate is higher (because everyone on these sites is single, as opposed to many bar patrons who are just out to have fun with their friends).