sentence1: “Woe to you, Chorazin! Woe to you, Bethsaida! For if the mighty works had been done in Tyre and Sidon which were done in you, they would have repented long ago, sitting in sackcloth and ashes.
sentence2: Mag hich hiek hiseg nʌm k'ʌʌn higwia, ’¡Hëh, hapdurr Corazinpien! hajim hanʌm. ¡Hëh, hapdurr Betsaidapienjã hagjö, Hẽwandamau ham hi hagk'am hed! Ham hee nem hooba haajem nem wau nʌmua Hẽwandamau hich juapá hoopitarr Tiro p'öbör heeta wa Sidón p'öbör hee k'ãijã wautarr hamuan, nawe hamau hamach k'ĩirjug k'aigbam hisegwia sʌrk'ak'am. Magtarr hamuan, hamau t'eerju t'eerwia hʌ̃r jupnaa, putiu pör börrnaa, k'oopa nʌm k'ʌʌn sʌrk'aajemjö sʌrk'ak'am. Magnaa hamau hamach mor hewag hãsie k'ĩirjuwia Hẽwandamag jëeuk'amgui hajim hanʌm, hamach k'aibag chugpaamk'ĩir.