sentence1: For when you are going with your adversary before the magistrate, try diligently on the way to be released from him, lest perhaps he drag you to the judge, and the judge deliver you to the officer, and the officer throw you into prison.
sentence2: Uburé ma, te duré dama tinha: — E marĩ wa, asina 're roti wẽ za'ra wa'aba mono õ di, ĩwẽ hã 're 'manharĩ za'ra wa'aba mono da. Wa za ãma simiré'é, ãne: Ãté, ni'wa hã te za asaprõ, dama 're ĩrowairébé mono 'wa, 're ĩsãmra mono zéb u. Marĩ 'manharĩ wa, te za asaprõ, te te tãma aiwasu'u da. Taha wa, te za bâdâdi na ane wa'aba ré, tãma asiwasu'u aiwasété na, rowairébé'wai u te te asaprõni tõ da, damrami'wai ma, te te ai'ru tõ da, dazazéb 're, te te asẽrẽ tõ da.