Sample Text
Дарбанзаалак ауаҩы дшоуп ихы дақәиҭны. Ауаа зегь зинлеи патулеи еиҟароуп. Урҭ ирымоуп ахшыҩи аламыси, дара дарагь аешьеи аешьеи реиҧш еизыҟазароуп.
Transliteration:
Darbanzaalak auwajoiy dshoup ihy daqwithny. Auwaa zeg' zinlei patulei eiqaroup. Urth irymoup ahshyjoi ahalmysi, dara darag' aeshei aeshei reiphsh eizyqazaroup.
Translation:
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.
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