Convert From AAC to WMA for nano 16gb

I pay to get music from Kazaa which uses a WMA format, when I try to add it to my Itunes it says that the songs is from a WMA format and Itunes uses AAC format, how can I get this music to my Itunes to put on my I-pod 16gb

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