Wlɔmö 6:13

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Ka daɔ ‑nu 'wo ka ‑bha bha 'ka 'dho‑ ‑nu "kplëng bho 'wɔn yaa kë ‑sü ‑dhɛ ꞊dhɛ ‑a ‑bha yë ‑kë 'ka ‑kwɛɛ ‑nu 'dhö, "kɛɛ ‑ka ka ‑dɩ nu Atanna ‑dhɛ ‑kɔ ꞊gban ‑kɔ ꞊gban 'gü, kö 'ka kaa‑ ‑tosɛa ꞊gban nu‑ ‑dhɛ. ‑A 'klɔɔ‑ ‑mü ꞊dhɛ ka 'ö 'ka gun 'ka ga bha 'ka 'go ga 'gü 'ka ‑bö, ‑tosɛa ‑dee ꞊në‑ 'ka‑ kë sië ꞊taamasü ya‑ 'gü Atanna ‑bha kë 'gü. ‑A ‑wɔn 'gü, ‑ka ka daɔ ‑nu "kplëng bho yö ꞊në ‑dhɛ ꞊dhɛ ‑a ‑bha yë ‑kë 'ka ‑kwɛɛ 'dhö kö 'wɔn 'ö pö 'aa‑ ‑bha ꞊në 'ka‑ kë.

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