Ko Hono Maluʻi ʻo e Fānaú mei he Ponokalafí

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mother and her son walking down a path

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ʻOku fakahaaʻi ʻe Sisitā Soi D. Sōnasi, ko e Palesiteni Lahi ʻo e Palaimelí, ko e ʻofá ʻa e meʻatau maʻongoʻonga taha ke ne tauʻi ʻa e ponokalafí: “ʻOku hangē ko e kananga ʻoku pehē, “ʻoku tamateʻi ʻe he ponó ʻa e ʻofá,” ka ke tau toe manatuʻi foki ʻoku tamateʻi ʻe he ʻofá ʻa e ponó.” Ko ha founga ʻeni ʻe tolu ʻoku maluʻi ai ʻe he ʻofá ʻa e fānaú mei he ngaahi tākiekina ʻo e ponokalafí.

Maluʻi: “ʻOku Ou ʻOfa ʻIate Koe”

Fakatupu ha vā ʻe ongoʻi ai ʻe hoʻo fānaú ʻoku nau malu pea ʻofaʻi kinautolu.

Tali: “ʻOku Ou Kei ʻOfa ʻIate Koe”

Talanoa ki hoʻo fānaú fekauʻaki mo e ponokalafí pea fakaafeʻi ke nau omi mo ʻenau ngaahi fehuʻí kiate koe.

Fakamoʻui: “Te U ʻOfa Maʻu Pē ʻIate Koe”

Fakapapauʻi ki hoʻo fānaú ʻoku tatau ai pē kapau te nau fefaʻuhi mo e ponokalafí, he ʻikai pē liliu hoʻo ʻofá.