NA'I, HA'U SEI BA HO ITA

Na'i, Ita Boot mak bolu ha'u. Na'i, Ita Boot konvida ha'u.

"Tuir Ha'u mai! Tuir Ha'u mai!" Ha'u Na'i, ha'u sei ba ho Ita.

1.       Ha'u sei husik ha'u nia dai iha tasi ibun.

Ha'u sei kaer ha'u knaar ho lta, ha'u Na'i

Sei hadia fatin ba ita nia dalan

ha'u sei kuda italiafuan iha ha'u nia sorin

Nia sei moris duni nia sei buras duni.

2.       Ha'u sei husik ha'u nic soin no rai:

Nune'e, sei hatene katak ita Boot iha.

Ho ha'u nia kbiit ha'u sei loke ha'u nia laran

Ba lta Boot nia domin, baita Boot nia dame

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