Gat ta a hat á mbàd’id’a 6:7

Gat ta a hat á mbàd’id’a 6:7 BA

Ang had’am mi grongâ, ang dum zlam ata yima ang kak kä avo hatangâ, d’oze ata yima ang i akoid’ina, d’oze ata yima ang bur kä na, d’oze ata yima ang tchol akulona mi.

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