The conversion of text or speech from the Igbo language, spoken primarily in Nigeria, into the English language, a globally dominant language, enables cross-cultural communication and understanding. For instance, a document written in Igbo detailing traditional customs can be rendered into English to share this knowledge with a wider international audience.
Such linguistic transfer is vital for preserving Igbo culture and heritage in a globalized world. It facilitates access to information, promotes education, and fosters economic opportunities for Igbo speakers. Historically, this process has been crucial in bridging the gap between local communities and international platforms, allowing for the exchange of ideas and resources.
