From under the bushes She saw something come out. It was Lomdi, the fox, With his long red snout. Now, Lomdi, the wily Had smelt the roti too, His mouth began to water And his hunger grew. Lomdi looked up and saw that Kauaa had the roti in her beak. His sharp mind began to think, A bird I'm not, So I cannot swoop or fly; But to get the roti Something clever I must try. 
fɹʌm ʌndɜ˞ ðʌ bʊʃʌz ʃi sɔ sʌmθɪŋ kʌm aʊt. ɪt wɑz , ðʌ fɑks, wɪð hɪz lɔŋ ɹɛd snaʊt. naʊ, , ðʌ waɪli hæd smɛlt ðʌ ɹoʊti tu, hɪz maʊθ bɪɡæn tu wɔtɜ˞ ʌnd hɪz hʌŋɡɜ˞ ɡɹu.  lʊkt ʌp ʌnd sɔ ðæt  hæd ðʌ ɹoʊti ɪn hɜ˞ bik. hɪz ʃɑɹp maɪnd bɪɡæn tu θɪŋk, ʌ bɜ˞d aɪ'ɛm nɑt, soʊ aɪ kænɑt swup ɔɹ flaɪ; bʌt tu ɡɛt ðʌ ɹoʊti sʌmθɪŋ klɛvɜ˞ aɪ mʌst tɹaɪ. 
 Indian's voice is very clear and close-sounding, making it seem as if they are speaking right next to the listener. The tone of the speaker's voice is monotone, with little to no variation in expression or animation. The recording quality is excellent.