TASK DEFINITION: This task is about translating a given Yoruba language sentence to English.
PROBLEM: Bayii, eko yii sise fun mi, nitori awon obi mi, nigba ti awon n fe ki a le samulo awon anfaani ni ona ti a o ni anfaani lati se iru re ri nibo miiran -- mo n so nipa pe, a wa ni ile America, gege bi omode, eyi n je ki n ni awon ala asini niwin, onipinnu to tobi fun bi ojo iwaju mi yoo se ri.

SOLUTION: Now, this lesson really hit home for me, because my parents, while they wanted us to be able to take advantage of opportunities in a way that we wouldn't have been able to do so anywhere else -- I mean, we were in America, and so as a child, this made me have these crazy, ambitious and elaborate dreams for what my future could look like.

PROBLEM: O rojo laaaro o o jare, o dale o ni koba duro gbo tenu e; ohun to o wi laaaro naa ko lo maa wi lale?

SOLUTION: You state your case in the morning and you are not vindicated, and at nightfall you plead with the king to delay a bit and listen to what you have to say; isn't what you have to say in the evening the same thing you said in the morning?

PROBLEM: Ile nIjesaa ti n muna lo soko.

SOLUTION:
It is from the home that the Ijesa person takes fire to the farm.