Rɔmu Siè 1:22-23

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Ɓɛ̀ ɛ́ ɓɛ́te ɛ̀ mìí àá bɔ̀dũmunù ɓàasiè kɛ́ ɓɛ́ lò den iè bɛ̃́nbṹà. Ɛ̀ ɓɛ̀ pɛ̃́ ɛ́ yáà ɓàaní hɔ́ Dɔfĩn lɛ yáà hí ǹ, ɛ̀ ɓɛ̀ wɔ́ á nìnbírɔ bòo lɛ à mɛ́ àá mí níhĩ́ lɛ iè ɓɛ̀ ńkɛ́siè lɛ ɛ́ lɔ́ɓán àá ɔ́pe nìnbírɔ́ lɛ wóò hí, àá ɓɛ́ ńɲíizàani àá ɓɛ́ bìlaàsiè àá ɓɛ́ bìe lɛ ɛ́ wóo vɛ́sí ɓɛ́ vùkùo lɔ̀n ɛ́ ɓɛ́ wóò ɓàanínin.

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