God Bless America
| 13:57 Oct 29, 2001 |
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| 5 | "GOSPODE, BLAGOSLOVI JA AMERIKA" |
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| 5 -1 | Bog da ja blagoslovi Amerika |
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| 4 -1 | Сюу фр џ сыруюёыютш Рьх№шър |
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peer agreement (net): -1Bog da ja blagoslovi Amerika Explanation: Сюу фр Мр сыруюёыютш Рьх№шър. This is the Cyrillic transcription. It's pronounced as it is written in Latin, with the accent on the third syllable from the end of the word. Something like this: Bogg dah yah bla'goslovvii Amme'rickah. the vocals are pronounced as they are written, so o is not ou, a is not ei, e is not i, and i is the long i:. Eh and ah represent the phonetic transcription of our vocals. |
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peer agreement (net): -1Сюу фр џ сыруюёыютш Рьх№шър Explanation: Bog da ja blagoslovi Amerika or Bog da blagoslovi Amerika Macedonian is a phonetic language - so, spell as you read: [bog-da-ja-bla-gos-lo-vi-a-me-ri-ka] - these are the syllables Accents are - counting from the very begining - at the 1st,5th,8th syllable. University professor |
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"GOSPODE, BLAGOSLOVI JA AMERIKA" Explanation: This translation has the meaning of "God, bless America" where one is asking God to bless the country. A variation of the same sentence would be "Boze,blagoslovi ja Amerika". The second one is less likely to be used by a native speaker. The other option of "Gospod (Bog) neka ja blagoslovi Amerika" has the meaning of "Let God bless America" and therefore slighty deviates from the original given in English. The pronunciation is very easy and just read it using the rules of phonic. |
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