A̱kkwa

A̱kkwa a̱ yet a̱yin nu a̱ yya a̱kpam npfong ka̱yat ka̱ryyi n yyi na wui yet nnu ni. A̱ na̱ yya ba di shim nu ba. Npfong da ni di wrang nkyung ya bu̱ ryang ka̱bvwa bu̱ shok nkyang bu̱ tssu ba̱tro bu̱ cam na̱won bu̱ ba̱kukkwo ba̱nyet. Du̱kkwa yet kyang a ba pyyem a̱yin an tyi di cet ni. da̱ ni di ka̱ram nnyai ka ni ba ru pyyem ba̱nyet a̱ zzap ba nat yet ba̱kkwa (slaves) u̱ na̱bvwa na̱yaan.

Bakkwa kayat karyi a na swat bu banyet ba byi ba. Karam kayaan mpfong a bakkwa ba yya ni a na byi kpungtun bu bvwa dukkwu ti tyi baanyet ba byi ba ana ba ccang ba byi kpungtun bat. Ma akpak naram npfong nb a na na byyi kabbung bat. However, for the most part, domestic work tends to be demanding and is commonly considered to be undervalued, despite often being necessary. Although legislation protecting domestic workers is in place in many countries, it is often not extensively enforced. In many jurisdictions, domestic work is poorly regulated and domestic workers are subject to serious abuses, including slavery.