Part 1. Definition
Given a sentence in Igbo language, translate the sentence to English language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact
Part 2. Example
Igbo sentence: Olee kwere omume?
Answer: How is this possible
Explanation: The English translation means the same as the original sentence in the Igbo language.
Part 3. Exercise
Igbo sentence: "O bu n'ihi na nzoputa bu o bughi site oru, na o buru na i na-atukwasi obi gi oru na-azoputa gi, o buru na i na-eche na i na- -aga eluigwe n'ihi na i na-baptizim, ma o buru na i na-eche, "Ofon, m na-eche na i ga- ibi ndu di mma, m na-eche i nwere na- nyere n'iwu ga-azoputa, m chere na i nwere na-aga choochi, m na-eche na i ga- na-atughari site mmehie gi... "O buru na i na-atukwasi obi na oru gi niile, Jizos na-aga asi unu otu ubochi, "apu n'ahu m, dighi mgbe m maara unu."
Answer:
That is because salvation is not by works, and if you are trusting your own works to save you, if you think you're going to heaven because you've been baptized, if you think, "Well, I think you have to live a good life, I think you have to keep the commandments to be saved, I think you have to go to church, I think you have to turn from your sins" If you are trusting in your works, Jesus is going to say to you one day, "Depart from me, I never knew you."