Luku 19:38

Luku 19:38 SNPL

Aiyo, hiyabate we wehudi Wenaba huliyalo aibo we ya dowa loto holimo wibo ne. Ido okulumau you amena mona ya oloto pito, yoisau okulumau minabo yagi ayaidana oti huliya li faka lo-lo ae, loti ya lomo uwae.

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Luku 19:38 - Aiyo, hiyabate we wehudi Wenaba huliyalo aibo we ya dowa loto holimo wibo ne.
Ido okulumau you amena mona ya oloto pito, yoisau okulumau minabo yagi ayaidana oti huliya li faka lo-lo ae,
loti ya lomo uwae.

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