Génesis 49:24-25

Génesis 49:24-25 TFR

Gueniyo ba sböng shaya jl̈õkoyo, wir l̇l̇ëme. Orkwo ber gol̈ong, Jacob Sbö dbo ara kjĩshko, e Israel tjëyoga daga, guëng wl̈eni. Pja kjimte bop data Sbörë. L̇l̇ëye shärye woydë Sbörë l̈i shärye ga pjl̈úe. L̇l̇ëbo twe bop kong pjl̈úe. Shunyo iche shrë kjok dogo dwayo, diwa iche tur kl̈ung roy dwayo, pja wapga shdär träk l̇l̇ëm, bop öng wapga shdär eni bakoe.

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