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

Ex 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) .

Ex Output:
2010), but this result turns out to depend on some arbitrary and unjustified choices (Jungherr, JA14rgens, and Schoen 2012) .

Ex Input:
Igbo sentence: Na-agbakwunye na eziokwu na-ami veils; o naghi ewepu ha.

Ex Output:
Adding to the truth produces veils; it doesn't remove them.

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Igbo sentence: amaokwu 1: Unu dighi onye wanna-anu mwute anyi Nke ahu bu otu m ka mgbe m na-ipighari site na ha Twitter comments, niile m na-eche bu mmiri ozuzo Ha na-agwa m aka na o bu agadi Na stof adighi adi ozo Ma na-adighi iba ezi mgbe m anya na a n'okporo ama Ya mere, o bu ezigbo mgbe m na-eche di ka o coulda kemgbe m

Ex Output:
1: Don't nobody want to hear our pain That's how I'm feeling when I'm flipping through them twitter comments, all I feel is rain They telling me get over it's old That stuff don't exist no more But that don't ring true when I look in these streets So it's real when I feel like it coulda been me