Ipuru 5:12-13

Ipuru 5:12-13 UBUK

Eno paa koronga-ou Kirasinge yemboma moloringi, akumunge kinié eno Pulu Yemonga ungume mane sili yemboma molko yembo mare mane silimela nalo ambolango kokele sukuli tengendo ‘ABD piliengi!’ ningu mane silimele aku mele eno aku siku Pulu Yemonga ou pulu pulu ungu pulu ou kumbi leko pilimelama naa pilimelemonga yembo tene ‘Eno mane siembo.’ nimbelie ˻Pulu Yemone Kirasi mana lipe mundorumu, yu olionga nimbe kolo wangopa kolondorumu˼ ungu akume mindi altopa manda mane simbe kinie pilingenje, ˻ungu tondoloma manda mane naa simbe. Naa pilimela˼. Eno ambolango pamema mele ame mindi nolemele, langi tondoloma manda naa nolemele. ˻Kirasinge˼ yembo ame mindi nolemele akume ambolango pamema mindi molemele. Nambolka ulume telemele kinie Pulu Yemone ‘yembo sumbi nilime’ nimbe kanopa, nambolka ulume telemele kinie Pulu Yemone ‘yembo sumbi nilime naa molemele.’ nimbe kanolemo aku ulumenga pulume mimi siku naa pilimele akumunge ˻‘eno ambolango pamema mindi molemele.’ nikiru˼.

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