Metyu 11:4-5

Metyu 11:4-5 TOF

Yesu ibüka bóktan yalkomólórr wagó, “Ugó alkomólam, da Zonón izazilamke, e ne poko arrkrrudakla akó ne kla basendakla: ilküküp murrbausürrün nidi kwarilürr, errkya basendako, akó wapór bidal nidi kwarilürr, errkya agóldako. Soso azid nidi balmilnóp, errkya dólóng airrünako. Güblang murrbausürrün nidi kwarilürr, errkya arrkrrudako. Büdül nidi kwarilürr, akó arrólako. Akó elklaza-koke pamkolpama Godón Morroal Bóktan arrkrrudako.

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