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Nyanthiin de göör eei, cam nya ku päl nyanthi Köör col amook cam a ku duk guɛ̈t cië weer wei Nyanthiin de göör eei, cam nya ku päl nyanthi Köör col amook cam a ku duk guɛ̈t cië weer wei Nyanthiin de göör eei, cam nya ku päl nyanthi Köör col amook cam a ku duk guɛ̈t cië weer wei Hey little young girl. Shall I eat the girl or let the little one go! You stupid black buttock lion eat me but don't scatter my beads! Hey little young girl. Shall I eat the girl or let the little one go! You stupid black buttock lion eat me but don't scatter my beads! Hey little young girl. Shall I eat the girl or let the little one go! You stupid black buttock lion eat me but don't scatter my beads! A young girl met a dangerous lion on her way and a lion asks itself whether it can eat this beautiful girl or let her go. A girl responds that the stupid lion can eat her but could not play or scatter her beads to the bush. Beads are very valuable in Dinka, especially among the youth.