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JONAS 4:10-11

JONAS 4:10-11 TUPB

Manwur day gana: Äon ndo ko decoo klere maga ndo gay ti ree äe gaa hase, ga tï¡ï¡ nen naw boñ day hu go nen naw boñ lay yaw, day ndi äin ndi ko decoo Ninif, äi leege ma kluu maga jar tabay yañ äil äe de dañ ndar kis ti äe do äoge day bay wo de ko do war äaara noga do gur äaara wa de horog maga wo ngaäa debañ ni mo gaa an yawla!

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