Ruth 4:6 - Hawaii Pidgin Bible

⁶ “Da guy dat get da right fo buy da land tell, ‘Eh, if dass how stay, den I no can. Cuz if I buy um, my land go fo da Elimelek line, an no go fo help my kids. Mo betta I give you my right fo buy dat piece land fo da ohana, cuz no way I can buy da land an take da wahine too!’ ”

Ruth 4:6 ပူးပေါင်းရင်းမြစ်များ

Start 38:8

Den Judah tell Onan, “You da braddah-in-law, you know, an wen yoa older braddah wen mahke, he no mo kids. Az why you gotta marry da wahine dat was yoa braddah guy wife, an make her come hapai fo yoa braddah guy, fo keep yoa braddah name.”

Prieses 25:25

“If one Jew no mo notting, so he sell some a da ohana land, one guy dass da mos nea ohana to him, suppose to come fo buy back wat da odda guy sell, so da land still stay wit da ohana.

Rules Secon Time 25:7

But if da braddah guy no like marry his mahke braddah wife, she goin go by da older leadas by da town gate an tell dem, “My husban braddah no like marry me jalike he suppose to do, fo give me one boy fo carry his braddah name inside Israel!”

Rules Secon Time 25:8

Den da older leadas fo da guy town goin tell um fo come, an dey goin talk wit him. If he still yet tell, “I no like marry her,”

Rules Secon Time 25:9

den da braddah widow goin go by him in front da older leadas, take off one a his slippas, spit in his face, an tell, “Dis wat oua peopo do to one guy dat no do notting fo his braddah guy blood line!”

Ruth 2:20

Naomi tell her daughtah-in-law, “I like Da One In Charge do plenny good tings fo Boaz! Da One In Charge stay tight wit us guys dat stay alive, an he goin take kea oua mahke husban guys, same time. Cuz you know, Boaz from oua ohana. An fo oua peopo, he one a da guys from oua ohana dat get da right fo marry you fo get kids dat goin carry yoa mahke husban name!”

Ruth 3:13

So, stay hea tonite. Morning time, I go talk to him. If he like, kay den, he da one goin marry you. But if he no like do dat fo da ohana, den I make dis promise to you, jalike fo shua Da One In Charge stay alive, I stay shua too dat I goin marry you. Now, lay down ova dea till morning time.”

Ruth 3:9

So he tell, “Eh! Who you?” Ruth tell, “Dis me, Ruth. I jalike one a yoa worka wahines. An you, you from my mahke faddah-in-law ohana. Da way yoa peopo do stuff, you one a da guys from da ohana dat suppose to marry me an get kids fo my mahke husban, cuz you jalike one cousin fo him. So, put da end a yoa blanket ova me fo show you goin take me fo come yoa wife!”