How do you sing happy birthday song in russian? Is there such a thing in Russian? Do you sing a song? If so, what is the song? Thanks :lol:
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How do you sing happy birthday song in russian? Is there such a thing in Russian? Do you sing a song? If so, what is the song? Thanks :lol:
We usually sing a song Каравай, actually it is not a song it's a game for little kids. The word каравай means "a big round bread", the game description you can find HERE.
Как на <имярек(например - Женин :) )> день рожденья,
Испекли мы каравай.
Вот такой ширины,
Вот такой вышины,
Вот такой нижины,
Вот такой ужины
Каравай, каравай,
Кого любишь выбирай.
-Я люблю конечно всех,
Но вот этот/эта лучше всех.
:)
There's also a translation of the English "Happy birthday" (but often people sing it in English too)
С днём рожденья тебя,
C днём рожденья тебя.
С днём рожденья, с днём рожденья.
С днём рожденья тебя.
The third line is often changed for example, if it's your mother's birthday you can say "С днём рождения, мамуля ". Often it is "С днём рожденья, дорогой(ая) [name]" and the words "дорогой(ая) [name]" are pronounced very quickly so that it doesn't fall much out of rhyme.
Я слышала песню "Много лето". Кто-нибудь знает эту песню?
Probably it's "Много лет"(without o at the end), but I don't know this song.Quote:
Originally Posted by emka71aln
Oh. OK. Maybe my friends were just being wierd again.
Maybe, it was Много лета ? (a lot of summer) ... ??? i dont know.
to emka71aln:
This song is "МНОГИЕ ЛЕТА". It mean a lot of (many) years (but not the summer!).
Check this http://uzelochek.narod.ru/song7/song658.htm
It's the old song, now its sing not completely.
No, I don't think it was that. It was a birthday song. Maybe it was just something they made up.