gistfile1.txt

Báq lủ tủa nỉe hóa sa chóibēq báq tảnō pa, jủoq gủosīa lẻmīu shô hẻaq bĩe hó sa rúa pỏ báq rỏdōq da. 

Those who bury thorns in the ground should never expect to hold rose blossoms.


The “bĩe” sounds off to me, almost like “bíe”.

Out of curiosity, is this meant to mean “If you bury everything that has thorns, you will also bury roses inadvertently”
or “Thorns are not rosebush seeds”?

Báq lủ tủa nỉe hóa sa chóıbēq báq tảnō pa jủoq gủosīa lẻmīu shô hẻaq bĩe hó sa rúa pỏ báq rỏdōq da.
He that plants thorns must never expect to gather roses. (English Proverb)

I expected that "bĩe" would be a little difficult to comprehend; the glottal stop comes a little too early, the [i] preceding it is very short and it sounded almost like [bʔie] if I remember correctly.