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July 24 2002, 8:08 AM
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ErinRavensWing
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I need some help from someone who knows what language this might be written in, and who can translate it for me if possible.
It's the lyrics to a song I love the melody to, but I really have no clue as to what language it's sung in. Here goes nothing!
Anol shalom Anol sheh lay konnud de ne um {shaddai} Flavum Nom de leesh Ham de nam um das La um de Flavne...
We de ze zu bu We de sooo a ru Un va-a pesh a lay vi-i bee Un da la pech ni sa Un di-i lay na day Un ma la pech a nay mee di nu ku
La la da pa da le na da na Ve va da pa da le na la dumda
Anol shalom Anol sheh ley kon-nud de ne um. Flavum. Flavum. M-ai shondol-lee Flavu... Lof flesh lay Nof ne Nom de lis Ham de num um dass La um de Flavne.. Flay Shom de nomm Ma-lun des Dwondi. Dwwoondi Alas sharum du koos Shaley koot-tum.
It may be written in phonetics, but again - I really don't know for sure. If it isn't gaelic, can anyone tell me what language it is and where I can find a translation? I would really appreciate it!
Erin
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July 24 2002, 9:23 AM
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nicolemck
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nope it aint gaelige
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July 26 2002, 18:01 PM
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gnome69
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Is this the song from gladiator, written by the girl from "the dead can dance"? I am pretty sure it is latin
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July 26 2002, 21:13 PM
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irishgaelictranslator
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even then, it doesn't look like real Latin.
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July 29 2002, 0:02 AM
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ErinRavensWing
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gnome69 wrote:Is this the song from gladiator, written by the girl from "the dead can dance"? I am pretty sure it is latin
Indeed it is. It's the "lyrics" to Now We Are Free by Lisa Gerrard. I have since discovered that it's not an actual language at all, but rather sounds she produces (using her voice as an instument) designed to evoke an emotional response. Thanks to all for your comments, though!
E
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