PAKI TEA NI ROMA 2:3-4

PAKI TEA NI ROMA 2:3-4 NTB

Go ku midoa ki tea waia, naatam̃oli O, waina ku do pasa p̃otae tea maga waina eu do mari tea tapala nogoe maga, go waina ku do mari tea sikai maau maga wanogoe, naga nigo p̃a wo sava dua ki navasap̃otaeana ki Sup̃e kite? Kite ku midoaki p̃alo ki nasogolapaana ni navakaleana go ni nasokiana go ni naveimaritasokiana aneana, po da atae mau naga navakaleana ki Sup̃e e do piragi ko paki namidoakidoaana?

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