Given a sentence in Igbo language, translate the sentence to English language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact
Example: Igbo sentence: Olee kwere omume?
Example solution: How is this possible
Example explanation: The English translation means the same as the original sentence in the Igbo language.

Problem: Igbo sentence: amaokwu 1: Ezigbo nwanne, M na-anu ebe i na Amaara m na o na-adighi ihe o bula mfe n'obi na-aga site na E nwere ihe a na nwa n'akpa nwa gi, ma unu adighi agbali ime na I ga-ewere ya n'oge o buru na i maara na, ma i na-adighi a aidia na Na oge na enyi gi nwoke, na abali Mgbe i chere i na-eme ihunanya, na i ga-eme ka ndu Na now na o na-enwe mmetuta ikenenke, nwoke o na-adighi amasi I na-adighi nwetara a ndu, gbaa, oge n'ezie adighi mma Apughi nnoo igwa gi na m na-aghota ihe mgbu gi Ma m maara na i na-ekwesighi inwe nkuda mmuo ma ihere Amakwaara m na nwa gi afo bughi a egwuregwu O bu onye obi kwaa, o bu n'obi na-eto eto... Jehova nke Ndi Mmuo Ojoo
Solution: Verse 1: Dear sister, I hear the place you at I know it ain't nothing easy bout going through that There's a baby in your womb, but you wasn't trying do that You'd take it all back if you knew that, but you ain't have a clue that That time with your boyfriend, that late night When you thought you was making love, that you would make life And now it's feeling unfair, man it ain't like You ain't got a life, shoot, the timing really ain't right Can't quite tell you that I understand your pain But I know you shouldn't feel discouraged and ashamed And I know that baby in your stomach ain't a game He's got a heart beat, he's bout to grow...