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Vatterunser
Zurich German (Züritüütsch):
Öise Vatter im Himel!
Hilf, das me zu diim Name Soorg hebed.
Soorg defüür, das diis Riich chunt.
Mach, das diin Wile gscheet,
nöd nu im Himel, au uf der Erde.
Gib is hütt öises Broot,
wo mer all Taag bruuched.
Und vergib öis ales, wo mer schuldig plibe sind,
grad esoo wien au miir dene vergee händ,
won öis öppis schuldig sind.
Und mach nöd, das mer a der zwiifeld,
näi, bhüet is vor em Böse.
Bernese German (Bärndütsch):
Üse Vatter im Himel!
Mach, dass dy Name heilig ghalte wird,
Mach, dass dys Rych zuen is chunt.
La hie uf Ärde dy Wille gscheh,
win er im Himel gscheht.
Gib is hütt üses Brot für morn.
Und erlan is üsi Schuld;
mir wei sen o üsne Schuldner erla.
Stell is nid uf d Prob;
aber bhüet is vor em Böse.
Alsatian (Elsässischs Alemannisch):
Vàter unser ém Hémmel,
Gheiligt sei dine Nàmme
di Rich soll komme
Dine Wille soll gschah,
wie ém Hémmel, so uf d'r Arde.
Unser alltajlige Brot géb uns hét,
un vergéb uns unsri Schuld
wie oi mér én dane vergann,
wo àn uns gschuldigt hän.
Un fiehr uns nét én d'Versüechung,
àwer erlees uns vom Beese.
Alsatian1:
Unser Vàdder wo im Himmel isch
Heilig sei dinner Nàmme
Din Reich soll komme
Dinner Wille soll geschehn
Wie im Himmel au uf de Ard
unser däjlich Brot gib uns hit
un vergib uns unseri Schulde
wie mir au denne vergebe wo uns schuldig sinn
un loss uns nitt in Versuchung komme
àwwer màch uns frei von àllem wàs schlecht isch.
Amen.
- 1. This one at http://www.prayer.su/alsatian/common/
Submitted by francisco.translate on 2014-02-01
Last edited by SaintMark on 2016-11-13
Translation
Our Father
Zurich German (Züritüütsch):
Our father in heaven!
Help that we care for your name.
Take care that your empire come.
Make it that your will happens,
not only in heaven, also on earth.
Give us today our bread(,)
which we need everyday.
And forgive us everything of which we remained guilty,
the same as we have forgiven those
who owe us something.1
And don't make us doubt you,
no, protect us against what is evil.2
Bernese German (Bärndütsch):
Our father in heaven!
Make it that your name gets kept holy,
Make it that your empire comes to us.
Let here on earth your will happen,
as it happens in heaven.
Give us today our bread for tomorrow.
And forgive us our guilt;
we know, our debtors are forgiven, too.3
Don't put us to the test;
but protect us against what is evil.2
Alsatian (Elsässischs Alemannisch):
Our father in heaven,
Hallowed be your name
your empire shall come
You will shall happen,
as in heaven, so on earth.
Our daily bread give us today,
and forgive us our guilt
as we also have forgiven those
who have become guilty towards us.
And don't lead us into temptation,
but redeem us of what is evil.2
Alsatian (Elsässischs Alemannisch):
Our father who is in heaven
Holy be your name
Your empire shall come
Your will shall happen
As in heaven, so also on earth
our daily bread give us today
and forgive us our guilt
as we, too, forgive those who are guilty towards us4
and don't let us get into temptation,
but free us of all that is bad.
Amen.
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Submitted by Sciera on 2014-07-01
Author's comments:
I tried to translate it as literal as possible, so the differences can be seen easily.
Not my native dialects, so I might have misunderstood some phrases.
The author of translation requested proofreading.
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