instruction:
This task is about translating a given Yoruba language sentence to English.
question:
Leyin to kiye si bi nnkan se n lo fungba die, o wa so pe: "Ti awon alase ba ni ki n diwon bi e se seto ara yin si, maa so pe eyin le se daadaa ju.
answer:
After observing for a while, he said: "If the management asks me to rate how you manage your tour departures, . . . I will rate you more than excellent.

question:
Olowo a wa; alawin a wa; ilu ti a n gbe la gbe n gbawin; a-ra-ai-san ni o sunwon.
answer:
Those who have money will come, and those who will buy on credit will come; it is in one's town that one buys on credit; failure to eventually pay up is what is bad.

question:
Sibe mo n ba awon eniyan bayii soro -- awon obi ti won n banuje, ti won so fun wi pe ojo ti awon Boko Haram wa ji awon omobinrin won gbe, awon sa tele oko-akeru to gbe awon omobinrin won wonu igbo Sambisa.
answer:
Yet I was talking to people like these -- devastated parents, who told us that on the day Boko Haram kidnapped their daughters, they ran into the Sambisa Forest after the trucks carrying their daughters.