Lukka 6:27-28

Lukka 6:27-28 KCQ

“Fo̱no̱ mi̱ nye̱rke̱l ku̱me̱ fang nyu̱wo̱ke̱l me̱, ku̱ bi̱li̱ng fang kwodukum ne̱ ku̱me̱, ku̱ maa ti̱bi̱ kwange̱ na nu̱bu̱ ku̱wo̱ke̱l ku̱me̱. Ku̱ di̱kti̱n barka na fang so̱kke̱l ku̱me̱, nu̱bu̱ nyi̱ye̱ke̱l ku̱me̱ kubine, ku̱ maa shiinum fe̱e̱me̱.

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Lukka 6:27-28 - “Fo̱no̱ mi̱ nye̱rke̱l ku̱me̱ fang nyu̱wo̱ke̱l me̱, ku̱ bi̱li̱ng fang kwodukum ne̱ ku̱me̱, ku̱ maa ti̱bi̱ kwange̱ na nu̱bu̱ ku̱wo̱ke̱l ku̱me̱. Ku̱ di̱kti̱n barka na fang so̱kke̱l ku̱me̱, nu̱bu̱ nyi̱ye̱ke̱l ku̱me̱ kubine, ku̱ maa shiinum fe̱e̱me̱.

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