Sam 100

Kasakkung: panuekhoeh

Talai taminaw pueng BAWIPA teh pholen awh.

BAWIPA thaw hah lunghawi laihoi tawk awh.

A hmalah la sak laihoi tho awh.

BAWIPA teh Cathut doeh tie hah panuek awh.

Ahni ni maimouh na sak toe.

Maimouh teh amae lah o awh.

Maimouh teh amae tami lah o awh,

ama koe ka pâ e tuhu lah o awh.

Lunghawilawkdeinae lahoi longkha dawk kâen awh,

pholen laihoi a takhang dawk kâen awh.

Ama koe lunghawi awh nateh,

a min hah yawhawi poe awh.

Bangkongtetpawiteh, BAWIPA teh ahawi,

a pahrenlungmanae teh a yungyoe a kangning,

yuemkamcunae teh a yungyoe a cak.

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