The Lord's Prayer: Wongo
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ABITU TATA U DUK
DABUANIA DUWAR RAWO RUKOMPUA
RAWO BUKUMU BUWI
RAWO DUWONTH DUWAR DUKER
ONE MAN IPURUMUETSH U DUK
TSHUWEK BITU ANKANA
ABITU MATU-MAKIM BISIMA [FOOD]
TSUWOK BITU ABITU BUBE
IPUDUMUETSH BITU AKE IGNUKUWOKI
ABITU BAMA TSHUKE BUBE
REK BUA BITU WUA KATA BUBE
KANSI TSHUKOBR BITU KATA IKUIS
Amen.
Grateful thanks to Odon Kasanza, translator, and Cesar Massanga, Coordonateur of Goodseed in the DRC, for arranging for this translation! Audio coming soon, Godwilling.
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