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Maggie
Dutch Birthday Song
Dear Dutch friends,
Goedemiddaag.
We went to a birthday party yesterday. Kids sang Dutch birthday song for the boy. It sounds like " long shall you live, long shall you live........" Totally different a song. And it sounds so energetic too. I love it.
Please is there anyone who can tell me the Dutch lyrics that we can google translate and practice well enough before we go to the next birthday party.
Dank je wel!
MaggieJust now I searched from the internet. I found it might be like this:
Lang zal je leven ,
Lang zal je leven,
Lang zal je leven in de glorie ah.
In de glorie ah....
in de glorie ah....
Hiep hiep Hola....hiep hiep hola...
I am not so sure about the last cheering sentences.
Is that all? It will be greatly appreciated if someone can explain in details .
Dank je wel
Jul 18, 2011 11:55 AM
Answers · 4
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Yes, you are right. The lyrics are
Lang zal ze leven
Lang zal ze leven
Lang zal ze leven in de gloria
In de gloria, in de gloria
Hieperdepiep Hoera (3 times)
You would need to say something like this:
Lang (a sounds almost like o) sal (dito) se lay-fun
Lang sal suh lay-fun
Lang sal suh lay-fun in da gloria
In da gloria, in da gloria
Heeperduh-peep Who-rah (3 times)
To check the sound
http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=WD_Ax55mvz…
July 18, 2011
I just realized that Dutch birthday song is sounds like exactly Indonesian birthday song :)
Nice right? :D
July 20, 2011
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Chinese (Mandarin), English
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