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“Feliz Cumpleaños”
Words and Music by Maurine Benson Ozment Flip Chart by Nalani Bird
Children’s Songbook, pg. 282
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“Feliz Cumpleaños”
(fay-lees coom-play-
ahn-yos)
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That’s how they say it in Spain.
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“FrÖhlicher Geburtstag,”
(frer-li-sher guh-burts-
tahk)
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In German it means the same.
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“Gratulerer med dagen,”
(grah-too-lay-rare
med dog-en)
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Norwegians say it too.
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But any way you
say it, it means
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They say in
Samoa,
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“Munuia lou aso fanau.”
(mah-noo-ee-yah
low ah-so fah-now)
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“Tanjobi omedeto,”
(tahn- joe-bee
oh-meh-deh-toe)
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The Japanese say, and
bow.
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“Saengilul ch’ukhaham
nida,” (sang-ill-ool chewk-ha-hahm-ne-
dah)
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Koreans say it too.
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But any way you
say it, it means
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