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Len Nupa: Bawlung suih uuk khangno

A mawtaw tuangin a nasepna pan ong ciah ciangin football coach Earl Davis in lampi ah a muh na pen lamdang sa mahmah hi. Tangval no khat in lamnawl ah sikkual akawng ah khihsa in a dawn ah  mawtaw pei kikhih pen kai in na taipih hi.

Earl in a mawtaw khawl sakin, bang hangin hibangin om hi ding hiam cih va dong hi.

Tua khangno pa in zong a lungsim tak tawh "Tan 10 bawlung kidemna ah lut nuam in a kisin khol ka hi hi" ci hi.

A innkuanpihte in zong deihsak, uksa uh, ahi zongin sum haksatnna tawh bawlung sinna ah zan giak a alawmte tawh a sinkhop ding oen piang thei lo hi. Ahi zongin a uk leh a tup khat pen nusiat sawm hetlo in, tangtun theih nang lampi zong teitei in amah le amah in hanciam in a kisin ahihna thute hong holim khawm uh hi.

Ong kiho toto uh a, Earl in a mawtaw tawh tua khangno pa gei ah pai in, khangno pa zong a tai zomsuak hi. Tua bang a akisinna te a muh ciangin Earl in ka football team ah nong lut mai dia ci in kam onv gingsak hi. Sawtpi ngaihsun dedu se lo in a lut din kamciam ong pia ta hi.

Hi thupiang teng Earl in facebook ah ong gelhkhiat ciang in mite lungsim khoih kha mahmah in, a post zawh nai 15 khit in $3200 bang panpihna na pia khin uh hi.

Na nuntakna ah na ngimna, na tupna ong khaktan thei ding thusia, vai sia na tuak kha ngei hiam?
Nang i tha tawh na nvaihsut ciang na lungkiat hun om ding hi. Tua bang na tuah hun in hih khangno pa tangthu na ngaihsun kik in.

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