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20) Classical Cebuano-Klase sa Sugbo,

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20) Classical Cebuano-Class sa Sugbo,

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Buddha Vacana
- Ang mga pulong sa Buddha -
Pagkat-on sa Pali online nga libre ug sayon ​​nga paagi.

Kini nga website gipahinungod niadtong kinsa buot masabtan ang mga
pulong sa Buddha pinaagi sa pagtuon sa mga batakang pinulongan sa Pali,
apan kinsa walay igong panahon alang niini. Ang ideya mao nga kon ang
ilang katuyoan mao lamang ang makahimo sa pagbasa sa mga Pali nga mga
teksto ug adunay usa ka makiangayon nga pagbati sa pagsabut kanila,
bisan kung kana nga pagsabut wala maglakip sa tanan nga minutos nga mga
detalye sa grammatical nga mga lagda, wala sila kinahanglan nga mogasto
sa daghan panahon nga nakigbisog sa usa ka makapawala sa kasayuran nga
pagkat-on sa hugaw nga teoriya sa gramatika nga naglakip sa mga butang
sama sa daghang mga pagdeklara ug conjugations.

Niana nga
kahimtang, igo na nga limitahan ang ilang kaugalingon aron makat-on
lamang ang kahulogan sa labing importante nga Pali nga mga pulong,
tungod kay ang gibalikbalik nga kasinatian sa pagbasa naghatag og
empirical ug intuitive nga pagsabut sa labing komon nga mga istruktura
sa paghukom. Sa ingon kini mahimo nga mahimong autodidacts, pagpili sa
oras, gidugayon, kasubsob, sulod ug giladmon sa ilang kaugalingong
pagtuon.

Ang ilang pagsabut sa Buddha Vacana mahimong mas tukma
samtang sila walay kakugi nga makakat-on ug magsag-ulo sa mga pulong ug
sa importante nga mga pormula nga sukaranan sa pagtulun-an ni Buddha,
pinaagi sa regular nga pagbasa. Ang ilang pagkat-on ug ang inspirasyon
nga ilang makuha gikan niini mas molalom samtang ang ilang pagdawat sa
mensahe sa Magtutudlo molambo.

Sa umaabot nga panahon, adunay mga
bhikkus nga dili maminaw sa pagpamulong sa maong mga diskurso nga mga
pulong sa Tathāgata, lawom, makahuloganon nga kahulogan, nga nag-una sa
kalibutan, (kanunay nga) konektado sa kahaw-ang, dili sila mamati, sila
dili magamit ang ilang hunahuna sa kahibalo, wala nila isipa ang mga
pagtulun-an nga pagakuhaon ug pag-master.

Sa kasukwahi, maminaw
sila sa pamulong sa mga diskurso nga mga komposisyon sa literatura nga
gihimo sa mga magbabalak, panitikang mga pulong, malipayon nga mga
sulat, sa mga tawo gikan sa gawas, o sa mga pulong sa mga tinun-an, sila
mamati, magamit nila ang ilang hunahuna sa kahibalo , sila maghisgut sa
mga pagtulun-an nga pagakuhaon ug pag-master.

Busa, ang mga
bhikkus, ang mga diskurso nga mga pulong sa Tathāgata, lawom,
makahuloganon nga kahulogan, nga nag-una sa kalibutan, (kanunay) nga
nalambigit sa kahaw-ang, mahanaw.

Busa, mga bhikkus, kinahanglan
nga magbansay ka sa ingon: ‘Atong paminawon ang pamulong nga mga
pamulong nga mga pulong sa Tathagata, lawom, kahulogan sa kahulogan,
nagapanguna sa kalibutan, (kanunay) nga may kalabutan, kita mamati, kita
magamit ang atong hunahuna sa kahibalo, atong hisgotan ang mga
pagtulun-an nga pagakuhaon ug batokan. ‘ Mao kini ang paagi, ang
bhikkus, kinahanglan nga imong bansayon ​​ang imong kaugalingon.

- Āṇi Sutta -

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21) Classical Chichewa-Chikale cha Chichewa,

21) Chikale Chichewa-Chikale cha Chichewa,

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Buddha Vacana
- Mawu a Buddha -
Phunzirani Pali pa Intaneti kwaulere ndi njira yophweka.

Webusaitiyi
ikuperekedwa kwa iwo omwe akufuna kuti amvetse bwino mawu a Buddha
pophunzira zofunikira za chinenero cha Pali, koma omwe alibe nthawi
yochuluka. Lingaliro
ndiloti ngati cholinga chawo chiri chabe kuti athandizidwe kuwerenga
malemba a Pali ndi kukhala ndi malingaliro okwanira a kumvetsetsa iwo,
ngakhale kuti kumvetsetsa kumeneku sikukutanthauza mfundo zonse zapadera
za malamulo a grammatic, iwo sakusowa kuti azigwiritsa ntchito zambiri nthawi
yomwe ikulimbana ndi kuphunzira kokhumudwitsa kwa chiphunzitso chovuta
chachilankhulo chomwe chimakhudza zinthu monga kuzunzika kwambiri ndi
kugwirizana.

Zikatero,
ndizokwanira kuti azindikire tanthauzo la mawu ofunika kwambiri a Pali,
chifukwa chakuti kuwerenga mobwerezabwereza kumapereka chidziwitso
chodziwika bwino komanso chodziwika bwino pamagulu ambiri a chiganizo. Zomwe
zimathandiza kuti akhale autodidact, kusankha nthawi, nthawi,
mafupipafupi, zomwe zili mkati ndi kuya kwa kuphunzira kwawo.

Kumvetsetsa
kwawo kwa Buddha Vacana kudzakhala kosavuta kwambiri pamene amaphunzira
mosavuta ndi kuloweza mawu ndi zofunikira zomwe zili zofunika kwambiri
kuphunzitsa kwa Buddha, mwa kuŵerenga nthawi zonse. Kuphunzira
kwawo ndi kudzoza komwe amapeza kuchokera kwa iwo zidzakula kwambiri
pamene kulandiridwa kwawo ku mauthenga a Mphunzitsi kudzasintha.

M’tsogolomu,
padzakhala bhikkhus omwe sangawamvere nkhani zotero zomwe ndi mau a
Tathāgata, ofunika kwambiri, otanthawuza kwambiri, kutsogolera dziko
lonse lapansi (nthawi zonse) okhudzana ndi zopanda pake, sangathe
kubweza, sagwiritse ntchito malingaliro awo pa chidziwitso, iwo sangawone kuti ziphunzitsozo ziyenera kutengedwera ndi kuzidziwa bwino.

M’malo
mwake, iwo adzamvetsera kuyankhula kwa nkhani zotere zomwe ndizolemba
zolembedwa ndi olemba ndakatulo, mawu achinyengo, makalata amatsenga,
ndi anthu ochokera kunja, kapena mawu a ophunzira, adzakongoza makutu,
adzagwiritsa ntchito malingaliro awo pa chidziwitso , iwo adzalingalira zomwe ziphunzitsozo ziyenera kutengedwera ndi kuzidziwa bwino.

Kotero,
bhikkhus, nkhani zomwe ziri mawu a Tathāgata, zakuya, tanthauzo
lalikulu, kutsogolera kupyola dziko lapansi, (nthawi zonse) zogwirizana
ndi zopanda pake, zidzatha.

Choncho,
bhikkhus, muyenera kuphunzitsa motere: ‘Tidzamvetsera mawu omwe ali mau
a Tatiāgata, ofunika kwambiri, otanthauzira kwambiri, kutsogolera dziko
lapansi, (nthawi zonse) ogwirizana ndi zopanda pake, tidzakongoza
makutu, adzagwiritsa
ntchito malingaliro athu pa chidziwitso, tidzakambirana zomwe
ziphunzitsozo ziyenera kutengedwera ndi kuzidziwa bwino. ‘ Momwemo, bhikkhus, muyenera kudziphunzitsa nokha.

- Āṇi Sutta -

22) Classical Chinese (Simplified)-古典中文（简体）

22) Classical Chinese (Simplified)-古典中文（简体）

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佛Vacana
- 佛陀的话 -
在线学习Pali免费和轻松的方式。

本网站致力于那些希望通过学习巴利语基础知识更好地理解佛陀的话语，但没有太多时间可用的人。这个想法是，如果他们的目的只是为了能够阅读巴利文本并且有一种公平的理解，即使这种理解不能涵盖语法规则的所有细节，他们也不需要花太多钱。时间挣扎着沮丧地学习繁琐的语法理论，涉及诸如无数的变形和变形之类的事情。

在这种情况下，只要简单地学习最重要的巴利语的含义就足以限制自己了，因为重复的阅读经验提供了对最常见句子结构的经验和直观的理解。因此，他们可以成为自学者，选择自己学习的时间，持续时间，频率，内容和深度。

他们对佛陀的理解将变得更加精确，因为他们通过定期阅读的方式毫不费力地学习和记忆佛陀教学中的基本单词和重要公式。随着他们对教师信息的接受度的提高，他们的学习和从中获得的灵感将会更加深入。

在未来的时间里，将会有比丘不听这些话语的话语，这些话语是Tathāgata的话语，深刻，深刻的意义，超越世界，（始终）与空虚联系在一起，他们不会借出耳朵，他们他们不会将他们的思想应用于知识，他们不会认为这些教义需要被掌握和掌握。

相反，他们会倾听这些话语的话语，这些话语是由诗人，诙谐的话语，诙谐的信件，来自外界的人或门徒的话语所创作的文学作品，他们会倾听，他们会将他们的思想运用于知识，他们会认为这些教导要被接受和掌握。

因此，比丘，作为Tathāgata的话语，深刻，深刻的意义，超越世界，（始终）与空虚联系在一起的话语将消失。

因此，比丘，你应该这样训练：’我们将倾听这些话语的话语，这些话语是Tathāgata的话语，深刻，深刻的意义，超越世界，（始终）与空虚联系在一起，我们将借出耳朵，我们我们将把我们的思想运用于知识，我们会认为这些教义应该被接受和掌握。这就是bhikkhus你应该训练自己的方式。

- ĀṇiSutta -

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Published on Dec 15, 2013

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本網站致力於那些希望通過學習巴利語基礎知識更好地理解佛陀的話語，但沒有太多時間可用的人。這個想法是，如果他們的目的只是為了能夠閱讀巴利文本並且有一種公平的理解，即使這種理解不能涵蓋語法規則的所有細節，他們也不需要花太多錢。時間掙扎著沮喪地學習繁瑣的語法理論，涉及諸如無數的變形和變形之類的事情。

在這種情況下，只要簡單地學習最重要的巴利語的含義就足以限制自己了，因為重複的閱讀經驗提供了對最常見句子結構的經驗和直觀的理解。因此，他們可以成為自學者，選擇自己學習的時間，持續時間，頻率，內容和深度。

他們對佛陀的理解將變得更加精確，因為他們通過定期閱讀的方式毫不費力地學習和記憶佛陀教學中的基本單詞和重要公式。隨著他們對教師信息的接受度的提高，他們的學習和從中獲得的靈感將會更加深入。

在未來的時間裡，將會有比丘將不聽這些話語的話語，這些話語是Tathāgata的話語，深刻，深刻的意義，超越世界，（始終）與空虛聯繫在一起，他們不會藉出耳朵，他們他們不會將他們的思想應用於知識，他們不會認為這些教義需要被掌握和掌握。

相反，他們會傾聽這些話語的話語，這些話語是由詩人，詼諧的話語，詼諧的信件，來自外界的人或門徒的話語所創作的文學作品，他們會傾聽，他們會將他們的思想運用於知識，他們會認為這些教導要被接受和掌握。

因此，比丘，作為Tathāgata的話語，深刻，深刻的意義，超越世界，（始終）與空虛聯繫在一起的話語將消失。

因此，比丘，你應該這樣訓練：’我們將傾聽這些話語的話語，這些話語是Tathāgata的話語，深刻，深刻的意義，超越世界，（始終）與空虛聯繫在一起，我們將藉出耳朵，我們我們將把我們的思想運用於知識，我們會認為這些教義應該被接受和掌握。這就是bhikkhus你應該訓練自己的方式。

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The island was populated since the Mesolithic (Dame de Bonifacio) and the Neolithic by people who came from the Italian peninsula, especially the modern regions of Tuscany and Liguria.[8][9] An important megalithic tradition developed locally since the 4th millennium BC.[10] Reached, like Sardinia, by Polada culture influences in the Early Bronze Age,[11] in the 2nd millennium BC Corsica, the southern part in particular, saw the rise of the Torrean civilization, strongly linked with the Nuragic civilization.

The Corsican people are named after a people known by the Romans as Corsi. The Corsi, who gave their name to the island, also dwelt in Northeastern Sardinia (Gallura). The Corsi were formed by several tribes that dwelt in Corsica island (Ptolemy, Geography),
namely the Belatones (Belatoni), Cervini, Cilebenses (Cilibensi),
Cumanenses (Cumanesi), Licinini, Macrini, Opini, Subasani, Sumbri,
Tarabeni, Titiani, and the Venacini.[12] In the far north-east of the island of Sardinia there were tribes that also belonged to the Corsi, they dwelt at the extreme north-east of Sardinia
and were composed of the Lestricones / Lestrigones (Lestriconi /
Lestrigoni); Longonenses (Longonensi). These Corsi shared the island
with the Tibulati, who dwelt at the extreme north of Sardinia near the
ancient town of Tibula.

Further
research is needed to answer the question of the origin of the ancient
Corsi and that of the modern Corsican people. According to several
scholars they may have been a group of tribes of the Ligures, like the Ilvates in the neighboring Ilva island (today’s Elba), and spoken the old Ligurian language.[13] However, it is known that the Sardinians are genetically similar to the Corsican population.[14][15]

The commercial and territorial expansion of the Republic of Pisa

Corsica was later colonized by Etruscans from what is modern Tuscany, with some brief, localized colonies of Greeks and Carthaginians, until being taken over by the Romans. In subsequent centuries, Corsica was ruled and settled by Pisans and the Genoese, and the Corsican language today is itself a variant of the Tuscan language or dialect.[16] Corsica was part of the Republic of Pisa for over two centuries, from 1050 to 1295, and was then under the control of the Republic of Genoa for nearly five centuries, from 1285 to the creation of the Corsican Republic in 1755, and it is likely that these peoples have contributed to some degree to modern Corsican ancestry.

Corsica has a population of 322,120 inhabitants (Jan. 2013 estimate).[1] At the 2011 census, 56.3% of the inhabitants of Corsica were born on the island and 28.6% in Continental France, while 0.3% were natives of Overseas France and 14.8% hailed from foreign (non-French) countries.[2]

The majority of the foreign population in Corsica comes from the Maghreb (particularly Moroccans, who made up 33.5% of all immigrants in Corsica at the 2011 census), and from Southern Europe (particularly Portuguese, 22.7% of all immigrants, followed by the Italians, 13.7%).[17]

During the 19th century and the first part of the 20th century, Corsican emigration
was significant. Large numbers of Corsicans left the island for the
French mainland or foreign countries. During the 19th century, the
favorite destinations of migrants were the French colonies and South America (for more details, see Corsican immigration to Puerto Rico and Corsican immigration to Venezuela). Then, between the 1920s and the 1950s, the major destination became the French mainland (primarily Marseille, today considered as the “first Corsican city of the world” with a number around 200,000). Causes of this emigration are various; poverty is the main reason (the French laws for restriction of exportations, the Second Industrial Revolution
and the agricultural crisis had an adverse effect on the local
economy). Later, the departures have become more considerable owing to
the demographic strain caused by First World War.

Alongside French (Français), the official language throughout France, Corsican (Corsu) is the other most widely spoken language on the island: it is a Romance language pertaining to the Italo-Dalmatian branch and akin to medieval Tuscan. Corsican was long the vernacular language besides Italian (Italiano), which retained official status in Corsica until 1859. Since then, it has been replaced by French due to the annexation of the island by France in 1768. Over the next two centuries, the use of French grew to the extent that, by the Liberation
in 1945, all islanders had a working knowledge of French. The twentieth
century saw a wholesale language shift, with islanders changing their
language practices to the extent that there were no monolingual Corsican
speakers left by the 1960s. By 1990, an estimated 50% of islanders had
some degree of proficiency in Corsican, and a small minority, perhaps
10%, used Corsican as a first language.[19] Fewer and fewer people speak also a Ligurian dialect in what has long been a language island, Bonifacio: it is locally known by the name of bunifazzin.[20]

Gallurese dialect is a variety of Corsican[21][22][23][24] spoken in the extreme north of Sardinia, including the region of Gallura and the archipelago of La Maddalena. In the Maddalena archipelago, the local dialect (called Isulanu, Maddaleninu, Maddalenino) was brought by shepherds from Alta Rocca and Sartène in southern Corsica
during immigration in the 17th to 18th centuries. Though influenced by
Gallurese, it has maintained the original characteristics of Corsican.
There are also numerous words of Genoese and Ponzese origin.[21][25]

The
January 2007 estimated population of the island was 281,000, while the
figure for the March 1999 census, when most of the studies – though not
the linguistic survey work referenced in this article – were performed,
was about 261,000 (see under Corsica).
Only a fraction of the population at either time spoke Corsican with
any fluency. The 2001 population of 341,000 speakers on the island given
by Ethnologue[26] exceeds either census and thus may be considered questionable, like its estimate of 402,000 speakers worldwide.

The
use of Corsican over French has been declining. In 1980 about 70% of
the population “had some command of the Corsican language.”[27]
In 1990 out of a total population of about 254,000 the percentage had
declined to 50%, with only 10% using it as a first language.[19]
The language appeared to be in serious decline when the French
government reversed its non-supportive stand and began some strong
measures to save it. Whether these measures will succeed remains to be
seen. No recent statistics on Corsican are available.

UNESCO
classifies the Corsican language as a potentially endangered language,
as it has “a large number of children speakers” but is “without an
official or prestigious status.”[28] The classification
does not state that the language is currently endangered, only that it
is potentially so. In fact it is being vigorously affirmed. Often acting
according to the current long-standing sentiment unknown Corsicans
cross out French roadway signs and paint in the Corsican names. The
Corsican language is a key vehicle for Corsican culture, which is
notably rich in proverbs and in polyphonic song.

Corsican cuisine.

From
the mountains to the plains and sea, many ingredients play a role. Game
such as wild boar (Cignale, Singhjari) is popular, and in old times mouflon
(muvra) were consumed. There also is seafood and river fish such as
trout. Delicatessen such as figatellu, coppa, ham (prizuttu), lonzu are
made from Corsican pork (porcu nustrale). Cheeses like Brocciu, casgiu
merzu (the Corsican version of the Sardinian casu marzu),
casgiu veghju are made from goat or sheep milk. Chestnuts are the main
ingredient in the making of pulenta. A variety of alcoholic drinks also
exist, ranging from aquavita (brandy), red and white Corsican wines
(Vinu Corsu), muscat (plain or sparkling), and the famous “cap corse”
produced by Mattei.

• Alizée (pop singer)
• Ángel Navarro (Early Texas settler and patriarch of San Antonio, Texas)[29]
• Angelo Mariani (chemist)
• Antoine Christophe Saliceti (Member of the National Convention during the French Revolution)
• Arturo Uslar Pietri (Venezuelan writer)
• Baptiste Giabiconi (model)
• Carlo Andrea, count Pozzo di Borgo (Imperial Russian diplomat)
• Carlo Bonaparte (father of Napoléon Bonaparte)
• Caroline Bonaparte (sister of Napoléon Bonaparte)
• César Campinchi (lawyer and French politician)
• César Vezzani (opera singer)
• Charles Pasqua (French politician, former Minister of Internal Affairs)
• Danielle Casanova (World War II Resistance hero)
• Elisa Bonaparte (sister of Napoléon Bonaparte)
• François-Xavier Ortoli (French politician, former President of the European Commission)
• Fred Scamaroni (World War II Resistance hero)
• Garance Doré, born Mariline Fiori[30] (fashion blogger and illustrator) [31]
• Henry Padovani (singer, Founder of the popular group The Police)
• Ignace Cardini (Naturalist, doctor and humanist)
• Jean-Francois Bernardini (Founder and leader of the popular group I Muvrini)
• Jérôme Bonaparte (brother of Napoléon Bonaparte)
• John Bernard (American politician, representing Minnesota in the House of Representatives)
• José Antonio Navarro (Texas patriot)[32]
• Joseph Bonaparte (brother of Napoléon Bonaparte)
• Joseph Fesch (cardinal)
• Laetitia Casta (model/actress)
• Letizia Ramolino (mother of Napoléon Bonaparte)
• Louis Bonaparte (brother of Napoléon Bonaparte)
• Lucien Bonaparte (brother of Napoléon Bonaparte)
• Marie-Claude Pietragalla (dancer/choreographer)
• Marion Bartoli (professional tennis player)
• Mathieu Flamini (professional football player who plays for Arsenal FC and has formerly played for AC Milan)[33]
• Michel Ferracci-Porri (writer)
• Michel Giacometti (Ethnomusicologist who worked primarily in Portugal)
• Napoléon Bonaparte
• Nicolas Rouffiange
• Pasquale Paoli (Corsican patriot and military leader)
• Pasquino Corso (16th century condottiero)
• Patrick Fiori (singer)
• Pauline Bonaparte (sister of Napoléon Bonaparte)
• Petru Giovacchini
• Petru Guelfucci (singer)
• Raul Leoni (president of Venezuela, 1964-1969)
• Sampieru Corsu
• Tino Rossi (singer, actor)
• Vincent de Moro-Giafferi (lawyer, nicknamed the “Grand Moro”)
• Antonio Paoli (Puerto Rican Opera Singer)

• Mireille Bouquet, an daughter of mafia family in 2001 anime series Noir

• Italians in France
• Corsica
• History of Corsica
• Etruscan civilization
• List of Nuragic tribes
• Republic of Pisa
• Republic of Genoa
• Corsican language
• Sassarese
• Gallurese
• Sardinian people
• Italian people
• French people
• Corsican immigration to Puerto Rico
• Corsican immigration to Venezuela
• Italian irredentism in Corsica

• Smith, William (1872). Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography. London: J. Murray. pp. pages 689–692. Downloadable Google Books.

• Strabo’s text of Geographica - Geography (Strabo)
• Ptolemy’s text of Geographica - Geography (Ptolemy)

24) Corso Corso Corso,

http://www.buddha-vacana.org/Tree

Buddha Vacana
- E parolle di u Boudou -
Amparate Pali in ligna per e libera è u modu fàciule.

Stu situ hè dedicatu à quelli chì vulete acquistà megliu e parolle di u
Bouddha per apprufittendu i punti fundamentali di a lingua Pali, ma chì
ùn sò micca assai tempu dispunibili. L’idea hè chì si u so propiu hè
solu da esse permessa di leghje i teste di Pali è avè un sensu imparu di
l’intelligenza, ancu s’ellu capisce micca micca tutti i minuti quantità
di reguli grammaticali, ùn deve micca bisognu di passà assai stà
bughjone per un discurizante studiu di a tesau ra grammatica chirriziosa
cù e cose cum’è assai diclinazioni è cunjugazioni.

In quellu
casu, hè abbastante per limità di stallà à apparinà u significatu di i
paroli più impurtanti di Pali, perchè l’experientia ripetuta di a leghje
furnisce una intreprissioni empirica è intuìbile di l’estrazioni
cumuzioni più cumuni. Sò cusì permettenu per esse autodidacti, sceglie u
tempu, durata, freccia, cuntenutu è a prufundità di u so studiu.

A so intelligenza di u Buddha Vacana diventerà più cusì pricisante per
quantu capisce e ricercheghja sta tutte e parolle è e formule impurtanti
chì sò fundamentali in l’insignamentu di u Budda, per modi di leghje
regula. U so appruvamentu è l’ispirazioni chì righjite da ellu hà
criscenu più in quantu a so ricivitezza à i missaghji di u Maestru avarà
megliurà.

In tempu di tempu avarà da esse bogies chì ùn eseguite
micca a parolla di i discursi chì sò parolle di u Tathāgata, prufonda,
in u significatu, chì guverna più di u mondu, (sempre) cunnessi cù u
vacu, ùn deve micca prestienti, ùn anu aduprà a so mente nantu à a
cunniscenza, ùn deveranu micca quelli esistini cusì à esse presciuti è
maestrati.

À u cuntrariu, esse eludendu a tistimunianza di i
discursi chì sò cumpuliteri littirarii fatte da poeta, parolle
intelligenti, cartelli witty, da persone da l’esterniu, o di i discorsi
di i discìpuli, prestu l’audizione, anu aduprà a so mente nantu à a
cunniscenza , vi cunsiderà quiddi insignamenti per esse presiutu è
maestru.

Cusì, bhikkhus, i discursi chì sò parolle di u
Tathāgata, profonda, profonda in significatu, chì guverna più di u
mondu, (sempre) cunnessi cù u vacu, desapareceranu.

Cusì, i
bhikkhus, pudete esse entrenatu cusì: “Avemu intesu a parola di i
discursi chì sò parolle di u Tathāgata, prufonda, in u significatu, chì
guverna da u mondu, (cunstante) in cunnessione cù u vacu, avemu da
prestu averete, applicà a nostra mente nantu à a cunniscenza, vi
cunsiderà quelli insignamenti per esse presciuti è maestru. Questu hè
cumu, bhikkhus, vi pudete aghjustà vi riguarda.

- Āṇi Sutta -