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

Example Input: Somali sentence: Dhul ahaan waxaa uu leeyahay Kenya waa 582,000 iyo Soomaaliya oo ah 637,000 square kilometers, halka xeebta Kenya ay tahay (490) iyo Soomaaliya (3,333km), tirada dadka Kenyaanka waxaa ay ku dhowyihiin 49 million halka Soomaalidana ay tahay ilaa 20 million.
Example Output: Geographically, Kenya covers 582,000 and Somalia 637,000 square kilometres with respective coastal lines of 490 and 3,333km. Kenya has a population of close to 49 million while Somalia has roughly 20 million. However, Somalia is unique in the sense that it is highly globalised. A lot of its citizens live in the Horn of Africa, Yemen, the Gulf States, Western Europe and US and Canada but Kenya and Yemen have most of the Somali refugees. By their nature Somali people are very enterprising, hardworking and those that have been exposed are highly educated. Kenya has a large population of ethnic Somalis, who mostly live in the north

Example Input: Somali sentence: Wasiirka ayaa sheegay in la qaban doono shirar ay bulshada uga wada-tashanayaan sidii dastuurka qodobbadiisa looga doodi lahaa, sida xorriyadda warbaahinta iyo shareecada Islaamka oo saldhig weyn u noqon doono dastuurka cusub.
Example Output: Xubanaha ayaa is casilaadooda sabab uga dhigay in aaney sii socon karin siyaasada xisbiga wadani iyo in uu xisbiga gacan ka geysatay muddo kordhinta loo sameeyay maamulka Somaliland iyo golaha wakiilada.

Example Input: Somali sentence: Lady Ayesha, Hooyada mu'miniinta, waxaa laga yaabaa in Allah ka raali noqon, iyada oo la sheegay, "Nabiga markuu maqlay wax uu ku naceen ku saabsan qof, ma wuxuu ku odhan jiray, 'Maxaad u malaynaysaa ku saabsan wax-iyo-sidaas samaynaya ama waxay ku yidhaahdeen kani?' Saas ma aha inuu nagu odhan doono, "Maxaad u malaynaysaa ku saabsan yaa ugu sugan qoomkii wax caynkaas ah samayno ama tan leeyahay?
Example Output:
Lady Ayesha, Mother of Believers, may Allah be pleased with her said, "When the Prophet heard something he disliked about someone, he would not say, 'What do you think about so-and-so doing or saying this?' Rather he would say, 'What do you think about a people who do such a thing or say this?' so he could forbid it without mentioning the name of the person who had done it."