Rom 1:26-28

Rom 1:26-28 PPO

Atima atei ala ha̧le du betepa, mepaae mo sonaalei dowi alakélé ekȩle yóló ha̧le deté fu beteró̧póló, Kótóné seséni taaralepó. Sorape atima whi̧tamo dere ala taaróló, so hamomatamotei dowi ala du betalepó. Soné ai dere ala kaae, whi̧rapenékélé sotamo dere ala taaróló, whi̧ hamomatamotei yaaire dowi ala atimané hosaa tua̧mó si kaae dukuraalu, ekȩle yóló du betalepó. Whi̧né yó̧póló Kótóné muló betere donoi tu̧ mupatei taaróló, whi̧ hamomatamotei sonaalei ala du betaleteimó, Kótóné matere dowi kwia atimané tikimótóró su betalepó. Ai ala tómó, Kótó a̧ etei kaae Tale beterapó tuȩ́ ini, ha̧le o̧la nisiyóló taae faraleteiné atima mo okokoi tuȩ́ mulóló, ené inire ala ho̧ko deté fu beteró̧póló taaralepó.

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