Luùm 1:22-23

Luùm 1:22-23 WFESD

Àŋ naŋ woò nyààŋ àŋ kuwa jiikɛ̀ɛ, kɛɛ àŋ naŋ zùwò nyiŋ bi. Aŋ fè zòòlò wò Dayàa naŋ tɛ̀ɛ̀wɛ̀ jòòwo yèè wò yaà wɔŋ nyiiŋ gèeɔ̀ sùà wèè julɔfɔ wɔ̀. Kɛɛ àŋ zoolà aŋ dayà nyaŋ àŋ naŋ banè yèè àŋ naŋ tèènè nyuùŋkpùuŋ nyàŋ, aŋ yè nyaŋ fè wɔŋ nyiiŋ gèeɔ̀ sùà wèè julɔfɔ nyàŋ. Aŋ bà nyiŋ yaà mààŋ aŋ wòì, aŋ yìlì, yèè aŋ yilì gɔ̀ɛ̀ɛ̀ dìì.

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