Pirip 4:8

Pirip 4:8 RAM

Ne ite me amã ihhôc xà ita jicu xà kam wa ha cormã me amã ampo to ihimpej. He mõrmõ ca amji kam me gapac xà na me amji cukij to: — Ampo to mã wa ha ajte amji kam ijapac to ipa? — hane. He, ampo te ôjtô itajê to, wa ha me amã hahkre he: Mam ita pê ri ampo pejti, kam ampo kên nare ata to, ca ha me amji kampa. Ne ihkôt ita ri he, jũm jàpên xà impejti na pajàhtàtti xà ata to, ca ha me amji kampa. Ne ihcote na ita ri he, ampeaj kam ampo to mehhêj xi xà nare ata to, ca ha me amji kampa. Ne ihkôt jũm caca xà impejti tũm nare ata to, ca ha me amji kampa. Ne hapu na ita ri he, por Pahpãm mã ampo cunea impejti atajê to, ca ha me amji kampa. Ne ihkôt ita ri he, por ampo na nee jũm cakôc xà kên nare ata to, ca ha me amji kampa. Ne hapua na ita pê ri, por ampo me pahcajpuaw ata to, ca ha me amji kampa. Ne ihcahhur ita pê ri, ampo to me pahcakôc xà impejti ata to, ca ha me amji kampa. Hõ, ampo itajê to ri ate amji kam me gapac xà he.

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Pirip 4:8 - Ne ite me amã ihhôc xà ita jicu xà kam wa ha cormã me amã ampo to ihimpej. He mõrmõ ca amji kam me gapac xà na me amji cukij to:
— Ampo to mã wa ha ajte amji kam ijapac to ipa? — hane. He, ampo te ôjtô itajê to, wa ha me amã hahkre he:
Mam ita pê ri ampo pejti, kam ampo kên nare ata to, ca ha me amji kampa.
Ne ihkôt ita ri he, jũm jàpên xà impejti na pajàhtàtti xà ata to, ca ha me amji kampa.
Ne ihcote na ita ri he, ampeaj kam ampo to mehhêj xi xà nare ata to, ca ha me amji kampa.
Ne ihkôt jũm caca xà impejti tũm nare ata to, ca ha me amji kampa.
Ne hapu na ita ri he, por Pahpãm mã ampo cunea impejti atajê to, ca ha me amji kampa.
Ne ihkôt ita ri he, por ampo na nee jũm cakôc xà kên nare ata to, ca ha me amji kampa.
Ne hapua na ita pê ri, por ampo me pahcajpuaw ata to, ca ha me amji kampa.
Ne ihcahhur ita pê ri, ampo to me pahcakôc xà impejti ata to, ca ha me amji kampa.
Hõ, ampo itajê to ri ate amji kam me gapac xà he.

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