Christ is Risen!

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Christ is risen – Indeed he is risen – in different languages
Albanian: Krishti Ungjall! Vertete Ungjall!
Arabic: Al Maseeh Qam! Haqqan Qam!
Armenian: Christos harjav i merelotz! Orhniale harutjun Christosi!
Byelorussian: Khristos Uvoskros! Zaprowdu Uvoskros!
Chinese: Helisituosi fuhuole! Queshi fuhuole!
Coptic: Pikhirstof aftonf! Khen o methni aftonf!
Czech: Kristus vstal zmrtvy’ch! Skutec ne vstal!
Danish: Kristus er opstanden! Ja, sandelig opstanden!
Dutch: Christus is opgestaan! Hij is waarlijk opgestaan!
English: Christ is Risen! Indeed, He is Risen!
Estonian: Kristus on surnuist ülestőusnud! Tőesti ülestőusnud!
Finnish: Kristus nousi Kuolleista! Totisesti Nousi!Christ est Ressuscité! En Vérité, Il est Ressuscité!
Gaelic: Erid Krist! G’deya! n erid she!
Irish Gaelic: Tá Críosd ar éirigh! Go deimhin, tá e ar éirigh!
Scots’ Gaelic: Tha Crěosd air čiridh! Gu dearbh, tha e air čiridh!
Georgian: Kriste aghsdga! Cheshmaritad aghsdga!
Greek: Christos Anesti! Alithos Anesti!
Hebrew: Ha Mashiyach qam! Ken hoo qam!
Hungarian: Krisztus feltámadt! Valóban feltámadt!
Italian: Cristo č risorto! Č veramente risorto!
Japanese: Harisutosu Fukkatsu! Jitsu Ni Fukkatsu!
Latin: Christus resurrexit! Vere resurrexit!
Norwegian: Kristus er oppstanden! Han er sannelig opstanden!
Polish: Khristus Zmartvikstau! Zaiste Zmartvikstau!
Portugese: Christo Ressuscitou! Em Verdade Ressuscitou!
Rumanian: Hristos a Inviat! Adeverat a Inviat!
Russian: Khristos voskres! Voistinu voskres!
Serbian: Hristos Vaskrese! Vaistinu Vaskrese!
Slavonic: Christos Voskrese! Voistinu Voskrese!
Slovak: Kristus vstal zmr’tvych! Skutoc ne vstal!
Spanish: Cristo ha resucitado! Verdaderamente ha resucitado!
Sweedish: Kristus är upstĺnden! Ja, Han är sannerligen uppstĺnden!
Syriac: Meshiha qam! Bashrira qam!
Ukranian: Kristos Voskres! Voistinu voskres!
Welsh: Atgyfododd Crist! Atgyfododd in wir!

Comments

  1. Bruchner’s Te Deum is a fitting piece for the glorious Resurrection and Bright Week.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVTw5cROUFU

    Headphones greatly help to enter the experience. The visual with the recording displays opposing Latin and the English translation. I find that I can follow the Latin fairly well to match the choir.

    Of particular interest is the pianissimo at Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus that builds to a crescendo, and the trombone flourish at about 2:54 that follows te Prophetarum laudabilis numerus.

  2. Kalo Pascha, George!

    I wanted to remind people of a special event in the Washington, D.C.area honoring the work of a writer on this forum:

    http://washingtondrawingcenter.org/colette-m-kalvesmaki/

    This is such a great way for her to spread the glory of Orthodoxy and the message of Pascha. We are all blessed by her knowledge and work.

  3. I won’t tell you anything new, but this is just the same with everything in life.
    You would think history showes us anything, but no.
    Hate all you want but the world changes rapidly, and we have no control whatsoever over it.
    E.g., imagine Barack had enough balls to put Russian bear to his place, but it seems like it’s never happening, welcome WW3.
    A very deep post, thanks!
    Sarah http://phyto-renew350i.com/