ESAY 25:1

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Manwuri, ndo diŋ Baa ɓi no. Ndi kee ge ndo yaŋ, ndi maŋ ge ti ɗúu ɓon yaŋ ciŋ werga ndo hay joŋ fen ma ngil jare. Fẽẽre ɓo maga ndo hay ngaɓ ra le go ɓaa joŋge wo mbaara ti ngel ɓaara tum doo maga á hay wo nono.

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ESAY 25:1 - Manwuri, ndo diŋ Baa ɓi no. Ndi kee ge ndo yaŋ, ndi maŋ ge ti ɗúu ɓon yaŋ ciŋ werga ndo hay joŋ fen ma ngil jare. Fẽẽre ɓo maga ndo hay ngaɓ ra le go ɓaa joŋge wo mbaara ti ngel ɓaara tum doo maga á hay wo nono.

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