Markus 5:35-36

Markus 5:35-36 WUL

Asogo moʼgulosokhwe erianoat, o aphwami Yahudi aʼge seʼban ogumu onue ʼgain ano owi pam en osi yoʼgo wegesarik e, disogo moʼgulegisa, “Nue. Hagalogo ano arat waragama en wege o. Holuk e, nonue ʼgain wene moʼgulnentasu aʼge yu, ʼburlat hemin louwogoluk ming-ming tu no? Erlak o,” oluk moʼgulegisa. Asogo moʼgulegisema, at Yesus en, is eniak esaʼgo hwelegei aʼgeat de, eniak sagalogo ukpesirik ʼgain ano disogo moʼgulesi, “Hede mennei oborogun o. Hede an nebam heʼberik poluk nemin louwok o,” oluk moʼgulesirik e, legesa.

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