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Wun de Deŋ wää bï piny da ya ceŋ ke loi yadï ɛɛ Kaŋ de Adänkääi bï piny da ya ceŋ ke loi yadï kä Makuën de Lɛu de Rɛɛŋ Yee raan ye dïït ku pieth Ku cï yï wuɔ̈r ëbɛ̈ɛ̈r Magaŋdië eke raan dɛ̈ dhäl yï Ruɔ̈ɔ̈n de Yaŋ de Miir Magaŋ de Adau, ɣɛn cï rɔt loi cï moc aya adhɛ̈ŋ de Lɔ̈ɔ̈r A clan of father, Deng, how can we stay in this earth? My sister's ox, how can we stay in this world? If a person is hansome, tall and brave, he may think that he is better than you A year known as Yang-de-miir, I was a real man enjoying dances instead My sister's ox means an ox brought as part of dowries of a sister when getting marring