sentence1: Now Herod was very angry with the people of Tyre and Sidon. They came with one accord to him and, having made Blastus, the king’s personal aide, their friend, they asked for peace, because their country depended on the king’s country for food.
sentence2: Kate' ža ka' benne' yež Tiro ka', na' benne' yež Sidón ka' ẕdiḻ díža'gake' ḻen Herodes. Zga'ale benne' ka' nníta'gake' ḻo yežlyó che Herodes na' belseḻe'e da' žiažje chegak benne' ka' nníta'gake' ḻo yež Tiro, na' ḻo yež Sidón, san dan' ẕža'a Herodes na' ḻégake', biž bi želseḻe'e chégake'. Naž benne' Tiro ka', ḻen benne' Sidón ka', gókgake' toze, na' béngake' ga bcháḻj Blasto ḻo wláz ḻégake' ḻaw Herodes na'. Nak Blaston' wen žin blo ḻaw Herodes na'. Benne' Tiro ka', ḻen benne' Sidón ka', gónegekle' žíngake' ḻaw Herodes na', nich nnábgekle' ḻe' ga'n chawe' diža' biẕjw chégake'.