Note:

Many words have broad meanings.

The word I translated as "permeate" means for something to get into or on something, such as blood staining clothes ([blood] [permeate] [clothes]) or fire burning through a body ([fire] [permeate] [I/me]).

The word I translated as "way in and out" seems to be referring to points between places, liminal spaces, openings, entrances, exists, thresholds, doorways, even the point between the inside and outside of a container such as a locker door or cardboard box flaps.

The word I translated as "tether / binding" refers to chain, string, rope, anything that ties around things.

The word I translated as "different / wrong" can mean just different in some contexts, such as two blocks being different shapes, but in other contexts can also mean something is different from what is correct, such as going the wrong (different from right) way.

The word I translated as "dangerous / unsafe" can mean both something or someone is dangerous or something or someone is in danger depending on context.

Hopefully, the rest is self-intuitive.

Translation: [OK / all right] [you] [not] [sound] [different / wrong]

Interpretation: You are not OK. (Or maybe: Are you not OK?) You sound different / wrong.

Following this scene, Mr. Crawling teaches the player the word for "language" and agrees to help the player learn the residents' language.