Iango Ibukin Bootakin te Utu n te Tairiki

Tamnei

Filipino mother sings and does actions with her young children.

“Bukamaruan Bootakin te Utu n te Tairiki,” iteraniba 26: Bwa tao ko ka karaoa am bootaki n utu n te tairiki ni katoa wiiki ke aio am moan tai ni karaoia, iangoa karaoan te bootaki n utu n te tairiki ae onoti ni karinean bootakin te utu n te tairiki! Ko kona ni wareka te rongorongo n noria bwa a kanga utu ni kabuta te aonaaba ni kukurei ni kabanea aia tai ma tabeman n reiakina te euangkerio. Iangoia ni maroroakinna bwa ko na kanga ni kakoroa nanon am kouru ni karaoa bootakin te utu n te tairiki. Ko na kanga ni kainanoa kaboonganana ni buoka kainnanoia kaain am utu? Ko na bae ni manga kamatoaa n te utu kakaraoan katein te ka 100 n ririki bwa te bwai ae kakawaki inanon oin mweengami n aki tabe ma am kanganga.

Tamnei

Illustration of a boy in bed looking worried and remembering seeing a bad TV show. The clock on the bedside shows 1:00 AM.

Kamatata iroun Mark Robison

“Kakaean te Ibuobuoki,” iteraniba 72: Iangoa warekan te beeba ni kaongora ni bootakin te utu ni maroroakin titiraki aikai: (1) Te aeka n tamnei raa ke te aeka n reitaki raa ae a na bae n tangiria riki ataei? (2) Tera mai ibuakoia aika a na aki raraoi ibukira n tarai ke ni kabanea ara iango iaona? (3) Tera ae a na karaoia aomata n tatabemania n te tai are a noria ke n ongo te bwai ae ataia ae ana aki karaoia? Maroroakin babaire man “O Tiaki! Ngkai Tera?” iaon te iteraniba 74 ngkana ko kainnanoa te ibuobuoki ma iango (ni kararoaki man te kangaanga, taetae nakoia kaaro, karaoa te mwakuri n ibuobuoki, etc.).