Exodus 32:5-6

Exodus 32:5-6 DBD

Gai ga gidee huu e Aaron, gai ia ga hai dahi mommee o ssigidaumaha ga dugu i mada i mua o de kaau goolo laa. Gai ia ga hai dahi hagailoo ga hai ange, “Daiao gai gidaadeu e hai ange taonga gi TAGI MAOLUNGA.” Gai dangada ne oho age i de laangi i ono dua, ga hai denga sigidaumaha dudu ma de gaamai denga sigidaumaha hagadanuaa magavaa. Gai de huaadangada ga nnoho iho ga gaimee ma de unu, ga lava ga hiihidi age ga hai denga dahulinga baubau.

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