Ker ni obin - Acholi

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Gin acel ma pire tek i lok me kwena maber pa Matayo tye ni ker me polo. Ka walego, walego pi kerre me bino. Kwo wa weng omyera obed i kom yub man: me neno loc pa Lubanga me cwiny ma ki keto i kwo wa ki lobo wa ki teko pa cwiny maleng.

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