I decided to translate it, even though I'm not Christian. (Well I was born Lutheran but I'm not religious...)It seems like it was used for langauge comparisons a lot, so I decided to translate it so I can record it and post it on YouTube. A lot of other people have done that so I thought I might as well do it so that it would be easier to compare.
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English:
Our Father in heaven,
hallowed be your name,
your kingdom come,
your will be done,
on earth as in heaven.
Give us today our daily bread.
Forgive us our sins
as we forgive those who sin against us.
Save us from the time of trial
and deliver us from evil.
[For the kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours
now and forever. Amen.]
Njoré*:
Myrdyr je alandor,
Hîelî sîmquendor éré,
Sîmserne kent,
Sîmaîyara éré serdîé,
Hwena lwé’ar ä je alandor.
Nett myrnar-lélar-hadrad estélélar helldarna
Myrnađaer lélava
Ä nür lélava nei rhünen-ra djen đaare xa-nür
Xa-nett ab nei njenja rakülelî säaqueda
Söm xa-nür ab jån ryroko
[Ab sîma nei serne, nei avwéda, söm nei glörenþyl, esté söm alseîþyl éré. Dja éré télambar.]
Njoré Translation:
Our[father] in heavan,
Sacred your name is,
Your[kingdom] (does)come
Your[will] is done,
On Earth as in Heaven
Us our[daily][bread] today give
Our[sins] forgive
As we forgive the ones that [to/against]-us (do) sin
[to/for]Us from the time of hardship save
And [to/for]us from evil deliver
For yours the kingdom, the power, and the glory are. This is truth.
*x is pronounced as "sh"
*all vowels are pronounced seperatly except in "ei" combinations and "que"
*é and ä are pronounced roughly the same way
*j is pronounced like it is in German
*y is pronouned like the î
The Constructed Languages Guild
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