Eikoko Eleaele 7:3-4

Eikoko Eleaele 7:3-4 SIA

Nobo teko fe ú neeamu tekokolc, welifle imasiou nobo le bckomo hcbc leleikemeno. Ei, yo helo muku bc e hekekeyaikomo, lelelamekoko. Tibuto, yo hale hekeke you fei fei ae ekaeinokomo, Isibi lioule mene tino, yoweli Koto hekeke ae fa nane wenenoyalokoko. Teko ekaeinokomo, tekota yo welifle imasiou helo muku tobeki lowane tc e hekekeyaikomo. Helo muku hekeke bó teneko, nobo le lelekeyo eikemeto, tane. Yowo ka hlueianolo, wesiowe nani ae you bc baeikomo. Baenoko, Isibi liouko tc ekae biowalewáikomo. Neiyomo ekae biowalewónoko tane, yowo liou ae tieli tieli you, Isclele helo to bono liou Isibi mena teko tc li eleae boukomo.

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