sentence1: Then he says, ‘I will return into my house from which I came;’ and when he has come back, he finds it empty, swept, and put in order.
sentence2: — Ãne wa za duré aima ãma romnhimiré'é za'ra wa'wa. Ãté wa'uburé hã te za aibâ hawi 'maiwatobro. Watobro wamhã, a'ubuni wi te za 're mo, rob'ré na. Tawamhã dazô 're rĩtĩ baba mono wa, nimomo wa'utu õ wa, te za sima tinha: “Ĩ̱nhorõwa 'rata u, wa za apâ mo, ãma 're ĩ̱nhorõwa u'âsi mono da oto, ĩpẽ'ẽ 'remhã.” Ãne te za sima tinha. Tawamhã apâ te za oto mo, aibâ u, ĩpẽ'ẽ 're apâ sébré da. Tawamhã ĩhawi watobro haré, te aré hâiba baba na 're hâimana, 'ri hã baba na 're simasa mono wa, 'ri 're wa'wa su'u na 're ĩsimasa mono ne, duré 'ri paramhã robza'ra wẽ u'âsi 're ĩromnhimi'wara mono ne. Taha wa, wa'uburé ma, wẽ di, aibâ hã apâ ãma 're ĩsõrõwa mono da hã.