TUTU ROMANO 2:3-4

TUTU ROMANO 2:3-4 MIO

Ña cua saxini ndo ti ña cua tachi tuni ra Ndioo chi ndo, tu cua tachi tuni ndo chi ñivi ndacu ndavaha ni. Ña cua cacu ndo, vati ta ni cuhva ndacu maan ndo. Vasi saxini ndo ti ñahni cha cua tachi tuni ra Ndioo chi ndo, vati iyo xaan tu manini chi ra, ta iyo xaan tu ndahvi ini chi ra. Tu tacan ni cua saxini ndo, ña chito ndo yoso cuhva iyo ra Ndioo, vati cuni ra cha cua saña ihni ndo ndavaha ni ndacu ndo.

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