Someone asked: To the Igbos in the house, please what's the meaning of Obioma? And I want to answer saying: “Obima literally translates to be “good heart”, but if you’re referring to my the roadside tailors that offer cloth mending services, I don’t know

Your response has a few grammatical issues and could be clearer. Here’s a corrected version and its meaning: ### Revised Response: “Obioma literally translates to ‘good heart.’ However, if you’re referring to the roadside tailors who offer cloth-mending services, I’m not sure how they came by that name.” ### Meaning: - You start by explaining that "Obioma" means "good heart." - Then, you address an additional question about "Obioma" in relation to roadside tailors, indicating that you don't know the origin of that term in that context. ### Possible Rephrasing: “‘Obioma’ means ‘good heart’ in Igbo. But if you’re talking about roadside tailors who do cloth mending, I’m not sure where that name comes from.” This version maintains clarity and corrects the original grammatical issues.