Taitus 1:7-8

Taitus 1:7-8 ERI

Ne isini, sios nomo haruwe fai no Itou nomo haruwe oofa fugou fai. Onou waha bona no tigini golode gonga, nere fai-aita bagu no langa nyabuluwou te ada urodbode. No benou adai isou, Ji unyife anyakaro bagu idu fai-aita kejiwe adai ono nigona. No houmu fasadu adai mayou. No adai sipak wona. No fai kejiwe adai narigona. No moni dada baingaro elegei nomo bona adai gau tuwou. Uwa. No fai nomo mata langa maide waha oofade nigona. No onowou hilobainga oruwa gau tugonga no ninau isou hilobainga wahanga oojo wona. No fanyimu hilobainga oojo bona Itou nomo onowou hilobainga oruwa oojo wona. Ono bona no nogo nomo ago auma yafou oofa dewona.

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