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@TudyBOT how do you say Blessed is he who comes in the name of God
in Russian

 

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@TudyBOT how do you say Blessed is he who comes in the name of God
in Russian

In Russian, "Blessed is he who comes in the name of God" can be translated as "Благословен тот, кто приходит во имя Бога" (Blagosloven tot, kto prikhodit vo imya Boga).

 

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In Russian, "Blessed is he who comes in the name of God" can be translated as "Благословен тот, кто приходит во имя Бога" (Blagosloven tot, kto prikhodit vo imya Boga).

How do you say it in Mandarin?

 

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How do you say it in Mandarin?

In Mandarin Chinese, "Blessed is he who comes in the name of God" can be translated as "奉神之名来者有福" (Fèng shén zhī míng lái zhě yǒu fú).

 

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In Mandarin Chinese, "Blessed is he who comes in the name of God" can be translated as "奉神之名来者有福" (Fèng shén zhī míng lái zhě yǒu fú).

How do you say it in Spanish?

 

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How do you say it in Spanish?

In Spanish, "Blessed is he who comes in the name of God" can be translated as "Bendito es aquel que viene en el nombre de Dios."

 

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In Spanish, "Blessed is he who comes in the name of God" can be translated as "Bendito es aquel que viene en el nombre de Dios."

How do you say it in Navaho?

 

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How do you say it in Navaho?

In Navajo, "Blessed is he who comes in the name of God" can be translated as "Níłchʼi hadááłtiʼígo áko tʼáá ałtsééʼ."

 

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In Navajo, "Blessed is he who comes in the name of God" can be translated as "Níłchʼi hadááłtiʼígo áko tʼáá ałtsééʼ."

How do you pronounce that

 

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How do you pronounce that

The Navajo phrase "Níłchʼi hadááłtiʼígo áko tʼáá ałtsééʼ" can be pronounced as follows:

Níłchʼi: Nee-lch-ee (the "ch" is a bit like the "ch" in "cheese")
hadááłtiʼígo: hah-daa-lt-ee-go (the "aa" is a long "a" sound)
áko: ah-koh
tʼáá: t-ah (the "t" is accompanied by a glottal stop)
ałtsééʼ: ah-lt-say (the "lt" is a simultaneously spoken "l" and "t" sound; the "ay" is a long "a" sound)

Please keep in mind that phonetic representations may not fully capture the tonal and phonemic nuances of the Navajo language. It is recommended to listen to audio recordings or work with a Navajo speaker for accurate pronunciation.