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chicken, coward

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chicken, coward

pīpī, toupiore, hamo pango

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chicken, coward

afraid, scared

pīpī, toupiore, hamo pango

noun

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every morning me job me feed chicken gather egg

Translation

Every morning it's my job to feed the chickens and collect the eggs.

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come-on you coward me go-for-it parachute once parachute come-on

Translation

Come on you coward! I've taken the plunge and parachuted once - come on!

Notes

Hint: A chicken's wings flapping.