TASK DEFINITION: Given a sentence in Igbo language, translate the sentence to English language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact
PROBLEM: Igbo sentence: O buru na aziza, na akuku, i ga a mgbagwoju obi akuko ihe mere eme (di ka na-ahu na m), jide n'aka na i na-aghota na-eche na site nnoo ihe o bu gi na-ario nke a Pita.

SOLUTION: If the answer, in part, stems from a complex emotional history (as is certainly the case with me), make sure you understand and think through just what it is you are asking of a pet.

PROBLEM: Igbo sentence: Ma, m na okosobode ufodu oru nnaputa nweta na ahuhu na raara onwe ya nye ndi no na mkpa nkita ndi na-kwa-achosi ike ikpali ime ihe ike ma o bu nsogbu nkita n'ime mainstream obibi.

SOLUTION: But I've encountered some rescue workers suffused with passion for and dedication to needy dogs who are too eager to move violent or troubled dogs into mainstream homes.

PROBLEM: Igbo sentence: 59 O we rue n'ubochi nke-asato, na ha biara ibi nwatakiri ahu ugwu; ha we kpoba ya Zakaraias, n'aha nna-ya.

SOLUTION:
59 And it came to pass, that on the eighth day they came to circumcise the child; and they called him Zacharias, after the name of his father.