1 Pita 4:1-2

1 Pita 4:1-2 YLE

Yesu daa kede wo, Chóó Lémi u nuw꞉o u pono doo a vyápê, dono vyîmî u wépi daa puwâ. Yesu u nuw꞉o ntee doo a ya, nmyi nuw꞉o dmi yinté myedny꞉oo ya, mu kópu u dîy꞉o pini n꞉ii Chóó Lémi u nuw꞉o u pono a vyápê yédi, dono wunê vyîmî ngê, doo u ntââ yi pini ngê dono d꞉uudpî d꞉uu. Dye ghi daadîî dyámê mbêmê daanmyi ya. U l꞉êê dîy꞉o yoo dono yi nuw꞉o u pono mênamê vyápê, ngmênê Chóó Lémi u nuw꞉o u pono dmyinê vyápê.

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