Ku sa seļļi a’iliji rištīng ūod, kis pāikal ä’b pī’l, si’z si’nnõn kizūb, mits tūldõ si’nnõn at jālgad allõ.
If you are a sort of restless person, who cannot stay in place, then you are asked, how many winds you have under your feet.

Se u’m seļļi rištīng, kis lǟ’b ja jelāb ne’iku mašīn.
That is the sort of person who goes and works like a machine.

Se rištīng u’m ne’iku kalā vie’d sizāl.
That person is like a fish in water.

Ä’b ūo rištīng vīerda sizāl – kis u’m švakkõ rištīng.
[One] does not have human blood inside – which is a feeble person.

Sīe rištīngõn ä’b ūo pǟdõ, kis seļļizt tīedõ te’i, mis ä’b ūo vajāg.
A person has no head who has done the sort of work, which is not needed.

Sīe rištīngõn u’m kana pǟ.
That person has a chicken head.