Lc 2:10-11

Lc 2:10-11 QVW

Chaynacuyalcaptinshi anjilca nila: “Ama manchaliculcaychu. Ya'am apayämú amcunapä juc muśhü willacuyta jinantin nunacunäwan sumä cushiculcänayquipä. Canan'a amcuna-laycu ñam näsïlunña Belen malcäćhu Diospa Salbacünin Duyñuyqui. Cay willacuywan'a llapan nunacunäćha lluy cushiculcan'a.

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Lc 2:10-11 - Chaynacuyalcaptinshi anjilca nila: “Ama manchaliculcaychu. Ya'am apayämú amcunapä juc muśhü willacuyta jinantin nunacunäwan sumä cushiculcänayquipä. Canan'a amcuna-laycu ñam näsïlunña Belen malcäćhu Diospa Salbacünin Duyñuyqui. Cay willacuywan'a llapan nunacunäćha lluy cushiculcan'a.

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