17 “Wota wey dem tif dey sweet well-well and bread wey dem tif chop, get betta taste.”
Wen di woman si sey di fruit wey di tree dey produce fine well-well and e good to chop; and e go make pesin get sense well-well, e kon take some of di fruit chop. Di woman still give some to en husband wey dey with am and e kon chop too.
Bread wey pesin tif dey sweet for mout, but e go bi like stone for en belle.
“Ashawo woman wey sleep with anoda man fit kill pesin, afta e go klean en mout kon sey, ‘Na wish bad tin I do?’
Make yu nor just bi like river wey anybody fit drink from.
So always dey happy with yor wife and find joy for di woman wey yu marry from di biginnin,
But bikos of di law, di sin pawa wey dey inside mi kon dey make mi tink about tins wey nor good and if law nor dey, sin for nor get pawa for my life.
Shame nor go let wiked pipol tok about wetin dem dey do for sekret.