Marcos 5:35-36

Marcos 5:35-36 GUU

A wa̦ faö showao däjä, bada e yafi jamö ai ebä cuo lä jäono wei ebä waloa mö baquema. Jailo a bada nija abinaja bä cuma. —Bei. Inaja lä waiquiwä. Tääfä a waicou waiquio cublei. Tä a̦ lä wäyäö wei, ¿wedi tabä wa nia yabäcaö fe yadio? —bä cuma. Ö̦jö ma cui, jai bä a̦ ji̦lianomi, Jesús a mojodi li cuablalou fe yadio showaoma. Judio bä yododabä yafi jamö a lä läono wei a bada lä cui, abinaja a nowa shino tama. —A bufi jalujo dijä. Wale a̦ bejedi shino bufibou fe da yadio —a nowa tama.

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