1 Corintios 5:11

1 Corintios 5:11 KBH

Nts̈amo chora sënjanayancá endmëna ndayá tondayama ntsencuéntayana, chë Crístbeñe os̈buachiyá yomna ca tojayanáftaca, y boyabása o shembásaftaca bacna soye tojtsama, o nda nÿe cachabiama bëtscá soyënga jtsebomnama ts̈a tojtsebos̈e, o chë cachabe pormana soyënga diosënga yomnama jtsejuabnayëse tojtsadorana, o yapa tojtsayatsená, o yapa tojtsetmó, o tojtsatbëbana. Chca ents̈ángaftacna, ni mo s̈muatjótbema chë́ngaftaca cánÿiñe jasama.

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