Literature:The Universal Declaration of Human Rights/Iaskyon

Paileyö Hwebcwakleŋemleoton

[pailejœ xwɛpˌtswaklɛŋˈɛmlɛutɔn]

pailey-ö	hweb-cwakleŋ-emleot-on
world-gen	humankind-right-declare-abs.vn

Article 1; Kilonc-1

Fá hwe nixonax yawaoşöüno, hecleŋeu cwakleŋeuel pöüloşöü.

[ɸaː xwɛ ˌniɣɔnaʔ jaˈβauɬœynɔ | ˌxɛtslɛŋɛu ˈtswaklɛŋɛβel pœylɔɬœy]

fá	hwe	nixon-ax	yawa-os-(l)öü-no,	hecleŋ-eu	cwakleŋ-eu-el	pöül-os-(l)öü
all	human	birth-abl	freedom-adj-cop.gnom-and	dignity-loc	right-loc-and	be_equal-adj-cop.gnom

All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.

Tĺbo lékmaşehĺ hácexşehĺel üneĺino, i çamkwel mwőgkwolöŋau núgĺ çodgat.

[tl̩bɔ leːkmaɬɛxl̩ xaːˌtsɛʔɬɛxlɛl yˈnelːinɔ | i tɬamkwɛl ˌmwøːkːwɔlœŋau nuːgl̩ ˈtɬɔʔgaʔ]

tĺbo	lékmaşe-hĺ	hácexşe-hĺ-el	ünet-i-no,	i	çamkwel	mwőgkwol-ö-ŋau	núg-ĺ	çod-gat
3pl	reason-inst	conscience-inst-and	endow-gnom-and	erg	to_each_other	sibling-gen-like.adj	spirit-inst	treat_people-must

They are endowed with reason and conscience and should treat each other in a spirit of brotherhood.