Paiwan Every Day 435: kinacugan a kai

aza tjinuktjuk na tjakenge a kasiw, nekanga a tjengelay. 

Free translation: 

Nobody likes that tree that is pecked by a woodpecker. 

[Meaning: Be mindful of your honor. Protect your reputation.]

Word gloss: 

1. aza: that
2. tj<in>uk-tjuk: pecked, RED in UV. tjuk is onomatopoeia. 
3. na: of, GEN, used as the subject of the UV verb. 
4. tjakenge: woodpecker
5. a: subject case marker
6. kasiw: wood, tree
7. neka-(a)anga: there is no or none of, COS
8. tjengelay: like

Voice file: 

From the class of sinsi kalekes.