Aromanian Language - Language Sample

Language Sample

gramushtean;

Tatã a nostru,tsi eshci tu tserl,
s'ayiseascã numa a Ta,
s'yinã Amirãrilja a Ta,
si facã vreare a Ta,
cum tu tserl, ashi sh'pisti locl.
Pãnea a nostrã atsea di cathi dzuã dã-nã-u sh'azã
shi ljartã-nã amãrtiile a noastre
ashi cum lji ljirtãm sh'noi a amãrtoshlor a noshci.
Shi nu nã du la pirazmo,
ala aveaglji-nã di atsel arãul.
Cã a Ta easte Amirãrilja shi putearea
a Tatãlui shi Hiljlui shi a Ayului Spirit,
tora, totãna sh'tu eta a etilor.
Amen.

farsherot;

Tatã a nostu tsi eshti tu tser,
si ayisiascã numa a Ta,
s’yinã amirãria a Ta,
si facã vrearea a Ta,
cum tu tser, ashe sh’pisti lloc.
Penia a noste, atsa di cathi dzue, de-ni-u sh’aze,
sh’ljartã-ni amartiili a nosti,
ashe cum li ljãrtem sh’noi a amãrtoshllor a noci,
sh’nu ni du lla pirazmo,
ma viagljã-ni di atsell rãu.
Cã a Ta esti amirãria sh’puteria,
a Tatãllui shi Hiljallui shi a Ayiullui Spirit,
tora,totãna sh’tu eta a etillor.
Amin.

(the Lord's Prayer - source)

Tuti iatsãli umineshtsã s-fac liberi shi egali la nãmuzea shi-ndrepturli. Eali suntu hãrziti cu fichiri shi sinidisi shi lipseashti un cu alantu sh-si poartã tu duhlu-a frãtsãljiljei.
(Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights), translated by Dina Cuvata

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