Room Tere 1:22-23

Room Tere 1:22-23 KSR

“Momakooto ejemba laligojoŋ,” jeŋ selegia meŋ uma laligogito, iikaaŋa kanoŋ ejemba uugia qaa kolooju. Anutu qabuŋaya asamararaŋawo kambaŋ tetegoya qaa laligoŋ ubaati, ii mende mepeseeŋ waeya mende meŋ laligogito, ii mesaoŋ tando lopioŋ ano borosowo uŋa tosaaŋa kuugi. Tando lopioŋ sogogi kaitanigianoŋ eja koomuyaa so kolooju. Uŋa tosaaŋa megi kooŋ, oro ano namonoŋ bagianoŋ koma kondondoŋgoŋkejuti, iyoŋoo so kolooju. Yoŋonoŋ ii usugoŋ beŋ kaaŋa mepeseeŋ oŋoma laligogi.

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