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The iron bird and the silver bird (1)
{a} bue-ni {krichit} “abuga, bude-mi, ele.”
{and} s/he-3SG {cries} father.VOC die-1SG enough
{and} s/he-3ЕД {cries} отец.ВОК умереть-1ЕД досиаточно
It shouted: «Father, I am dying, enough.»
А она кричит: «Отец, умираю, хватит.»
Gamuli and Amuli (2)
ŋene-iti, ŋene-iti, bue-we-ni uti aziga-wa gele-iti, "ŋene-ze-fi, gune:-ni, ise-ne-ze-fi uti b'ata-wa, ni:nta-wa."
go-3PL go-3PL s/he-ACC this girl-ACC call-3PL go-SBJV-1PL.IN say.PST-3SG see-DIR-SBJV-1PL.IN this boy-ACC man-ACC
идти-3МН идти-3МН s/he-АКК этот girl-АКК звать-3МН идти-СОСЛ-1МН.IN сказать.ПРОШ-3ЕД видеть-DIR-СОСЛ-1МН.IN этот boy-АКК мужчина-АКК
So they walked and one girl called: "Let’s go and have a look at a guy, at a man."
Шли они, шли, зовёт одна из девушек: "Пошли, - говорит, - посмотрим на этого парня, этого мужчину."
In the fuller version of the story, published by Simonov et al. (1998: 146-149), the man who the girls were looking for was the Master of Winds.