TITUT 1:7-8

TITUT 1:7-8 WNO

It aap aakumi inarum logorak nogo ti, Ala wone unde me, maluk eeke kenok aakumi inoone inoba piyookwak, obeelom mban eerit nugu logowak o. It koonggwi mban eeriyak mbakwi, inanini mbet-mbet wungge, amburu kumili aganake mendek ndonggorogon nunggwi, ndugwi pugwi, aakumi inawu kolaawok nduk, wiwi aganakwi, aap ti mendek eeko menggaarak kenok, mippiyoorak lek o. Ata, aap inanoniya laka kenok, obeelom eeriyak inikilom mbaka kenok, iniki warak kenok, aap maluk eeka'lek abu abe kenok, Ala wone liippunuk eeka kenok, eeriyak mban eeke kagak kwe, iniki yungguppunuk, puk aga kenok, aap ti mendek mban mippiyoorak op o.

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