Contribution from the li'fyaolo'
Keltrrtrra Tì’eylan An Unusual Friendship (naviteri.org, 2020-04-06) View all from source
Txono krra tutan a'ewan alu Ìstaw tarmìng nari pxawparo txanlokxe, tsìk stolawm pol hawmpamti astxong a na'rìng. Olomum pol futa kea snanantang ke sim. Slä nìfkeytongay smon poru frazawr na'rìngä; tafral olomum futa zawr syaksyukta za'u. Pole'un pol futa nari si keynven ne pa tsim.
One night, while a young man named Ìstaw had the watch at the border of his country, he suddenly heard a strange unexpected noise in the forest. He knew that there was no viperwolf pack nearby. But as a matter of fact he was familiar with every animal cry of the forest; therefore he knew that this cry had come from a Prolemuris. He decided to carefully step to the source of the sound.
Vomuna Lì’u Amip—Ten New Words (naviteri.org, 2015-11-30) View all from source
Narmew oe piveng ayngar teri mehapxìtu amip soaiä Tsyanä oeyä. Lu hì'ia mefalukantsyìp a syaw fko mefor Palu Lukan. Mefo lu tsmukan tsmuke. Fpìl oel futa tsun aynga tslivam teyngta tsamestxo za'u ftu pesim. Lu law, kefyak?
I wanted to tell you about two new members of John's and my family. They're two little cats named Palu and Lukan. They're brother and sister. I think you can understand what source those two names come from. It's clear, isn't it?