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

Q: Igbo sentence: M choro ya na-eto eto elu-enwe nkwanye ugwu maka ihe niile omenala ma o ahoro ime ka a mata na ya bu African American ma o bu Hispanic ma o bu ma.

A: I want him to grow up having respect for all cultures whether he chooses to identify himself as African American or Hispanic or both .
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Q: Igbo sentence: Ma, m na-eme na-ekele gi ghota na song.

A: But I do appreciate your insight on the song .
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Q: Igbo sentence: N'ihi na n'oge gara aga ole na ole ruo iri afo, egwuregwu ndi oka n'akparamagwa mmadu muuru psychological ihe na-emetuta na-eme egwuregwu si beginners-ewere akuku di mbu ha na otu egwuregwu na-J.Randall na-eme egwuregwu na n'elu nke ubi ha.

A:
For the past few decades, sports psychologists have studied the psychological factors that affect athletes from beginners taking part in their first team sports to elite athletes at the top of their field.
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