Dir pasa 20:12

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Ye mambilmba kumanu mbal nyu ŋak nyu kugatok nane ŋakmba minyo mbili suŋgo tumailamŋge tiŋ minnaig le kaŋgerken. Nane afu yu sinamŋge kumnaig ta ŋakmba tiŋginaig. Afu kummba kumanu mbal tuku tumbraŋŋge minnaig ta mata tiŋginaig. Nane ŋakmba tiŋginaig le Kuate nu ndek waŋe afu talke likina sulumba waŋe ande minmba minam tuku mbal tuku nyu ŋak ta turmba talkina. Kumanu mbal ŋakmba tiŋginaig le naŋgine wam ke likanu waŋe ta mbolŋge minnaig le kaŋgerka kumumbi pileniŋgina.

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