How to say "Don't mock the disabled; your own affliction is coming" in chiShona

Q: How do you say "Don't mock the disabled; your own affliction is coming" in chiShona?

In chiShona, "Don't mock the disabled; your own affliction is coming" is "Rega kuseka urema, wafa wako uchauya", pronounced REH-gah koo-SEH-kah oo-REH-mah, WAH-fah WAH-koh oo-chah-OO-yah. don't mock the disabled; your own affliction is coming.

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Don't mock the disabled; your own affliction is coming

Rega kuseka urema, wafa wako uchauya

Say it: REH-gah koo-SEH-kah oo-REH-mah, WAH-fah WAH-koh oo-chah-OO-yah

Meaning: don't mock the disabled; your own affliction is coming

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How to say "Don't mock the disabled; your own affliction is coming" in chiShona

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