Tiite 2:7-8

Tiite 2:7-8 BOX

mu bìo ɓúenɓúen yi. Ũnɛ́n ũ bɛɛre ko à ũ wé wé hã wárá na se à bìa ká mi, à bè yi. Dé sòobɛ́ɛ ũ kàránló yi á wé wé ho lè le yi na púaara día. Wé mì ho tũ̀iá poni, hìa á nùpue yí dà máa kán, bèra a na à hã nìyio dí bìa yí tà ũ bìo lé bìo ɓa máa dàń máa bío bín-kohó wa dã́ní yi.

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