Yarkcer Jəlho-Pirič 

Da yiṣ̌wirten, yi timikr jəlho-pirič,
Early one morning,  a tiny spider,
ya x̌ʉ xune yarki oɣozi kert
began to build its home,
woz gird gird ya jali i hʉfni wodort. 

and started spinning its web round and round.

Yi čeɣ̌ yor dičor dix̌tey.
A baby goat came by.

X̌ati, “Wezey ka ṣ̌әtik caren.”
It said, "Hey, come play with me!"
Ya jəlho-piriče kermeli x̌at gox̌t woz da x̌ʉ yarkni x̌at mʉšʉl gox̌t.
The spider heard the goat but ignored it, staying busy with its work.

Yi qerɣa be waq waqi kert.

A crow cawed loudly too. 

X̌ati, “Wezey ka tapin wocen.”
It said, "Come let's fly!" 

Ya jəlho-piriče yar ɣ̌iṣ̌ ney kart woz da x̌ʉ yarken sarmʉkul halde.
The spider didn’t listen and kept working on its web. 

Tʉmang dʉma gezdey.

The wind blew fast. 

Yir be niyeṣ̌te.
The sun rose too. 

Ya jəlho-piriče ya x̌ʉ zeil hoftet halde.
Still, the spider kept spinning and spinning. 

Tumerer, yowe hʉfetk xun tiyor vitey.

By then, its spinned web (home) was finished.
Yow yi baf ṣ̌ux xuni tyor kert.

It had built a good strong home.

Yi maks gezdey.

A fly buzzed by.
Zzzzzzt!

Zzzzzzt!

Ya maks dam tinʒetk xun ẓ̌әreɣ̌ene.
The fly got caught in it's spinned web 

Ya jəlho-piriče x̌ʉ wanji setk x̌ert.
The spider had filled it's stomach.
Aʒeng saxt rәxak yor yark wezda.
Its hard work had paid off. 

Ya timkr jəlho-piriče, x̌uši x̌uši woz sekt witey x̌e aromi kert.
The tiny spider rested happily, full, and content.