Shushwa no Dighongoro hakarire haka ghushere. Ene kehe pano ngaha kutangaweranga. Diyuwa dimweya hatokorire hapepe pari ghokuthiwa, hanongonone eshi yidye mupepi shokuru pakatji kawo.
Chicken and Millipede were friends. But they were always competing with each other. One day they decided to play football to see who the best player was.
Hayendire kukapare kopari ghokuthita no hakatangire no marumbathano wagho. Shushwa gha tambukire, ene Dighongoro dya tambukire thikuma. Shushwa gha thitere ko
kayenda, ene Dighongo dya thitere ko kayenda thikuma. Shushwa yamu yedhaghukire.
They went to the football field and started their game. Chicken was fast, but Millipede was faster. Chicken kicked far, but Millipede kicked further. Chicken started to feel grumpy.
They decided to play a penalty shoot-out. First Millipede was goal keeper. Chicken scored only one goal. Then it was the chicken’s turn to defend the goal.
Dighongoro gha thitire pari no gha ngenekire. Dighongoro gha lungire pari no gha ngenekire. Dighongoro gha pumurire pari no mutwi ghogha ngenekire. Dighongoro gha ngenekire mapari makwoko.
Millipede kicked the ball and scored.
Millipede dribbled the ball and scored. Millipede headed the ball and scored. Millipede scored five goals.
As Chicken was walking home, she met Mother Millipede. Mother Millipede asked, “Have you seen my child?” Chicken didn’t say anything.
Mother Millipede was worried.
Munyinadhopo Nyina Dighongoro gha yuvire kaywi kokambiru. “Nighamwe nawe!” Nyina Dighongoro gha kengakengire no kudheghetera thiwana. Diywi di kwashwaghere mushushwa.
Then Mother Millipede heard a tiny voice. “Help me mom!” cried the voice. Mother Millipede looked around and listened carefully. The voice came from inside the chicken.
Winny Asara
Magriet Brink
Maria M Dikuua
Thimbukushu
Level 3
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