And when they come from the marketplace, they do not eat unless they wash. They hold fast to many other traditions: the washing of cups, pots, kettles, and dining couches.
Àŋena nɨn kfâ sɨ alè' a mbêy'lɨ̀, ghɨ bû yɨ afo tɨ̀ sù ɨwuyn kɨ̀ ta nchînɨ̀ ìla' nâ zɨ̀ nɨ̀n bê, yɨ wi nô mɨ àfo a li-a tɨ̀ sù ɨwu a dzɨ nâ ghàyn, fî lêm tɨ̀sa' tìtɨ̀ a tɨ n-bê na ghɨ na sû bomsɨ, sû ntòynsɨ̀, sû ɨ̀kfaŋ kɨ̀ ta nchînɨ̀ ìla' nɨn dyêyn.