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

Example Input: Igbo sentence: Nke a sistemu di na otutu ekwenti dika udi nke HTC na Samsung. Windows Phone OS na-akwadokwa ihu ntanetiaka otutu na ntaneti ndi ohuru na-egwu egwu na egwuregwu igba chaa chaa na ya bu ihe di egwu ma na-ato uto. Egwuregwu ahu gosiputara na ha di elu eserese ma ha na-enye ezigbo omaricha ahumahu egwuregwu na njem.
Example Output: This operating system is available on a number of mobile phones like the models of HTC and Samsung. Windows Phone OS also supports multi- touch screens and the latest mobile processors and playing mobile casino games on it is quite spectacular and entertaining.

Example Input: Igbo sentence: 2010), ma nke a n'ihi amama adabere na ufdu aka ike na-enweghi ihe kpatara nhr (Jungherr, JA14rgens, and Schoen 2012) .
Example Output: 2010), but this result turns out to depend on some arbitrary and unjustified choices (Jungherr, JA14rgens, and Schoen 2012) .

Example Input: Igbo sentence: I puru obuna iji a lemon bee ma o bu oroma, niile i nwere ime bu ete elu nke eze gi megide azu akuku, nke na-akpata ha na-egbuke egbuke.
Example Output:
You can even use a lemon peel or an orange, all you have to do is rub the surface of your teeth against the back part, which causes them to sparkle.