# Ké Suaqsuese po ké Jiao Abarahamchuaq

Here's the Lord's Prayer, translated into the constructed language [Toaq](https://toaq.net).\
_Note that this text uses the prefix reform._

{.toaq-latin}
> Hóı ké naqpao ı̂me, jü nıe hóa súoga, jıaobo ké chua sûq ba.\
> Ké tıcùe sûq bï, sha ti hóq nı́ ba.\
> Ké tıàojai sûq bï, juna hóq tı̂ gája nası́u hao hóq tî súoga ba.\
> Do súq íme ké nam po tú chaq ba.\
> Ruao súq ı́me nası́u ruao ı́me ꝡé sachèom cû íme hóa ba.\
> Caq súq íme câ ꝡá aojaı ı́me báq huı búru ꝡá gıcıa bebochèom ı́me ba.

Here it is translated more-or-less directly into English.

> The father of us (who is in heaven), may your name be hallowed.\
> That over which you rule, may it arrive at this place.\
> That which you will to be, may that be on Earth, such being similar to how that is in heaven.\
> Each day, may you give to us the bread of that day.\
> May you forgive us, such being similar to how we forgive those who commit evil acts against us.\
> May you direct us not to desire what is bad, but to be free from association with evil acts.

And the English source, if you need it.

> Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name.\
> Thy kingdom come,\
> thy will be done, on earth, as it is in heaven.\
> Give us this day our daily bread\
> and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us;\
> and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.

I'll likely update this page as I come up with better translations.