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kilaːj hisːːː /

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amaːsiw /

tak handib reːwaːːː /

naːt lakkate /

tikʷijaj eːja /

biːlej /

114

tinaːtoː idʔiːːː /

malja /

uːtak /

ireːwijaː adgej /

nʔaːjt iːbiri tak /

harʔisa eːja /

hasamja //

ʔoːr ʔaʤalaːd iːbiri eːjaːj /

oːtak nakkakameː /

oːn ibiːlej /

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naːt doːr jhakistib isoːgagidna dheː itʔi /

maljuːn /

ibiːli jhakisijaːjt haːj giːgiː //

isakkaːj /

ʔoːt weːˀ /

tikirifejd oːŋ wʔoːr /

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toːt titaːgijaj /

hoːj ɖibiʃtaj /

tidʔi //

thajʔ thaːj ɖibiʃtaneːt kaːkan nuːn /

ʔoːr /

ʔaweːb imoːkʷat ɖibija /

ontʔaːːː /

mhaj ʔar dhaːj eːjaːni /

uːŋ wʔoːr /

tinaːteː lakkatijaːn jʔawenid /

ibiːlej idʔi /

ibiːlej mali ontʔa /

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tinaːteː jhakisijaːjd ifidin hireːrjanhoːb //

saffaːra dhaːj eʈʔaniːt /

hoːj waliːkjaːniːt /

titaːgijaːjtuː hoːj ɖibaːtiː /

titaːgijaːj sallaːmjaːnhoː /

gaːlkaka eːt teːna tiʔiːbirijeːnaːteː /

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gaːt jhe //

ontʔa /

aːn giːgjaː /

uːn giːgja /

aːn eːjaːn /

oːn oːtak igeːbi hasamjaːn //

beːn uːtak /

weʔiʔaʃiʃ /

tuːnʔaːj tiʔiːbirijeːd oːʃəbaː /

hamaʃoːjt /

nʔaːj laːlaj /

ganaftu //

ʔaweːt nʔaːjt hiːsan //

A bird singing /

/

I heard /

A man climbing a tree, /

was picking up things, /

he went down, /

in a basket /

/

he put his thing. /

Then /

the man /

climbed back and /

a man who had a goat /

came from behind him. /

He passed. /

A boy who had a bicycle came and /

while he was glancing at the man several times, /

from this basket /

/

it seemed to me that he hesitated to take something. /

Then, this one /

took the basket and went away with it. /

On the road, /

another girl /

met him, and this boy /

/

this hat /

she stroke down from him, /

she did. /

but I don’t know how she made it fall. /

The boy /

hit a stone and fell down. /

Now, /

three boys went towards him, and /

this boy /

by dint of picking up well his things, they helped him, and /

put them in the basket. /

From the basket, then, now, /

/

when he took his things from it, and left walking, /

they played a flute at him, and /

called him, and /

since his hat had fallen from him, /

when they give him the hat, /

to each of them these things that he had, /

/

he gave one. /

Now, /

these ones went away, /

this one went away. /

They came. /

They passed by this man. /

That man /

who had met them, /

the goat that he had, the colour /

it was dark, /

a goat with small ears /

its knees are bent. /

I thought it was a mountain goat. /