Agape Vespers languages

[Justin-H.S.]

What language did you read? What was the most peculiar language at your parish?

I read in Japanese, but the most peculiar was Anglo Saxon. Maybe next year there will be Elvish or Klingon (if that’s allowed).

I had to bring my own Bible because the way it’s written in the booklet was without subtitles for the Chinese plus it was in the wrong format.

 

[ArmyMatt]

English, German, Latin, Spanish, French, Pashto, Filipino, Georgian

 

[Justin-H.S.]

English, German, Latin, Spanish, French, Pashto, Filipino, Georgian

Wow! You’re quite the linguist!

 

[Not David]

We read it in German, French, Spanish, Latin, and Greek.

 

[ArmyMatt]

Wow! You’re quite the linguist!

haha, that wasn’t just me. I posted what the parish did.

 

[rusmeister]

Our choir sang the troparion in Ukrainian, which did not make the pro-war folk happy.
We'd tell them that we think Ukrainians need the Gospel, too, if only they would listen...

 

[Justin-H.S.]

Our choir sang the troparion in Ukrainian, which did not make to pro-war folk happy.
We'd tell them that we think Ukrainians need the Gospel, too, if only they would listen...

Is there a difference between the melodies in Ukrainian and Russian? We sang ours in Greek and Ukrainian with no issues.

 

[E.C.]

I didn't make it, but I read it in Modern Hebrew for some friends

 

[ArmyMatt]

I didn't make it, but I read it in Modern Hebrew for some friends

what did they think?

 

[Chesterton]

I'm not very well-educated. My only contribution was to offer to read it in Canadian.

 

[Justin-H.S.]

I'm not very well-educated. My only contribution was to offer to read it in Canadian.

 

[E.C.]

what did they think?

Different, but they liked it. I still maintain that Hebrew sounds like an Ashkenazi Jew named Shlomie speaking Arabic

 

[ArmyMatt]

Different, but they liked it. I still maintain that Hebrew sounds like an Ashkenazi Jew named Shlomie speaking Arabic

nice. maybe a linguistic seed was planted.