ROMANOS 1:22-23

ROMANOS 1:22-23 XTA

Saa ndíkani ini na ya ndu̱ndíchi ni na, ta süvi ya ndaa kua, na ndu̱kiꞌvi vaꞌa ka va ku na. Saa ndo̱ꞌo na chi köo ndi̱xiin na xaa toꞌo na Ndioxi ra ndaa, ra chee ni, ra ndee ni ndee kúu mií. Ta ndee ni ka kúsini na xáa toꞌo na naꞌna naꞌa, na köo táku ka ñuu ivi yóꞌó, án naꞌna kiti ndachi, án naꞌna kiti xíka xiꞌin kumi xaꞌa, án naꞌna kiti ñúu tixin nuu ñuꞌú.

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