The national anthem of Kuwait, which is naturally in Arabic reads: "Watani Al-Kuwait Salimta li majdi" which translates into ( O' Kuwait my home land may you always live as my glory ), The second line of the first verse reads "Wa ala jabeenoka tali'o alSa'adi" and the translation to that is ( And on your forehead may the signs of good fortunes always shine )
there are many different types of nathems.. theres one that has to do with the hymn book. is like a repititive verse in a song. kind of like i exzalt the repeat.. oh lord
When Advance Australia Fair was adopted as the national anthem on 19 April 1984, it was actually the first and third verses that were officially adopted. This was simply what the Labor government at the time decided.
first of all you should probably display what verse you are talking about so that people can actually answer it.
== == New Zealand has two National Anthems - one is 'God Save the Queen' and the other is ' God defend New Zealand'. The words of the latter were written by Thomas Bracken in the 1870s, and the music composed by John Joseph Woods. Thomas Bracken entered the five verse poem in a competition and it appeared in The Advertiser in 1876. He won 10 guineas for his poem. The first Māori translation was carried out at the request of Governor Sir George Grey in 1878. The translator was Thomas H. Smith of Auckland, a judge in the Native Land Court.See the related web link to the left for more information.
because its the first one and practically everyone knows it
"God be with our Suriname" is the national anthem of the Republic of Suriname.Specifically, there are two (2) verses to Suriname's national anthem. The first verse is in Dutch and begins "God zij met ons Suriname." The second verse is in Suriname's creole language of Sranan Tongo and begins "Opo kondreman un opo." These two phrases are the names by which the anthem's title is known to Surinamese.
Answer The lyrics to Greece's national anthem were written by Dionysios Solomos. The anthem is made up of the first two stanzas of his 158-verse poem, "Hymn to Freedom." A few years later, Nokolaos Mantzaros set the poem to music.
Honduras national bird is the guacamaya The national anthem consists of 8 verse and one courus
There are seven verses in the French national Anthem, the latter being added by a different author. Nowadays the common version is made up of the first verse plus the chorus, while the full-length version is rarely sung.
New Zealand has two national anthems: God Defend New Zealand and God Save the Queen. God Save the Queen is the national anthem of the United Kingdom and many of its former colonies use this anthem as its royal anthem, but have their separate national anthems. New Zealand is the only other country to recognize this as its national anthem in addition to its unique own. No country has two national flags. There are several flags within the majority of countries (ranging from political regions within the country such as a territory, state, province, etc.), but no country has two flags at a national level.
Germany is one country with one national anthem. The idea of a 'protestant German national anthem' doesn't make sense. Moreover, the German national anthemn is secular, that is, non-religious. It the third verse of Das Lied der Deutschen. I wonder if you simply wanted to know some of the more popular protestant hymns?
"Rise, countrymen, rise!" is an English equivalent of the phrase "Opo kondreman un opo" from Suriname's national anthem.Specifically, the country's national anthem includes two verses. The first is in Dutch, and the second is in the local language called Sranan Tongo. The above-mentioned phrase is the first line to the anthem's second verse.
not as much as it used to. in fact it is unfortunate but most people in America don't know the national anthem or that there is more than one verse to it
God be with our Suriname is an English equivalent of 'God zij met ons Suriname'. It's the title and the first line of the Suriname national anthem. The first verse is in Dutch, the second in the native Sranan Tongo.
"O Canada," the national anthem of Canada, is approximately 1 minute and 20 seconds long when sung at a moderate tempo. The length can vary slightly depending on the tempo chosen by the performer. The anthem has a total of two verses, though typically only the first verse is sung on most occasions.
Yes, Christina Aguilera messed up the lyrics to the national anthem at Super Bowl 45 on February 6, 2011. She sang "what so proudly we watched" instead of "what so proudly we hailed" and then sang the wrong verse.
there are many different types of nathems.. theres one that has to do with the hymn book. is like a repititive verse in a song. kind of like i exzalt the repeat.. oh lord