4 Idou (He cries): „E! (E!) Gala (No) bukumwoyne (thou mights t climb) bu’a (areca).
5 Bogwe (Already) ika’u (he take) kayyala (spear), mwada (mayhap) biwoyda (he might hit us).
6 Tapula (We ritually spit) nayya (wild ginger root) ka’ubana’i (ka’ubana’i) ika’ita (he return) ima (he come), igigila (he laugh), kayyala (spear), kema (axe).
7 Tapula (We ritually spit) valu (village) kumaydona (all), boge (already) itamwa’u (he vanish) ninasi (mind theirs’) ilukwaydasi (they tell us):
8 „Bweyna (Good), kumwoynasi (you climb) kami (your) bu’a (areca), nuya (coco-nut (palms)), kami (your) usi (banana) kuta’isi (you cut).
In comment added :
9 Gala (No) ikarige (he die) veyola (kinsman his), ninasi ( mind their) bweyna (well).
10 Vivila (Woman) kayyala (spear her) ikawo (she take), pela (for) tokamsita’u (cannibals).
Free translation:
1 We come to Dobu, (there) someone has recently died — there is a gwara: the areca nut will ripen, the bananas will ripen, they will stick up coco-nuts on small spikes.