Filibai 3:7

Filibai 3:7 SIA

Belimo teko ekaealelc, melou Klaise helo le mokeyu molalekomoko teno héketemo tekota muku fei emo. Memeta helele wanowo emiele yo belimo ekae eoko tc molalekeale "Yo teko ekaemoto, yeketa, Koto yoko lakene bc eikekeme." Memeta heleleko teko molalekealeto, melou tc wenenoyomo. "Woso mokeyu! Wanowo belimo ekae ealeto, to ukelelele fakeya. Yeketakeyo, hle lowane you."

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