Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread

[projetdefleur]

My mother wants this biblical quote translated into as many languages as possible. It's for a project that she hasn't told me much about, but I'd be very thankful if you guys would help out

English: Give us this day our daily bread

[Kirk]

English: Give us this day our daily bread
Swedish: Vårt dagliga bröd giv oss i dag

Spanish: Danos hoy nuestro pan cotidiano

Korean: 오 늘 날 우 리 에 게 일 용 할 양 식 을 주 옵 시 고
'oneul nar uri ege iryong halyang sig eul juopsigo' [onɨl naɾ uɾi ege iɾjoŋ haɾjaŋ ʃig ɨl tʃuopʃigo]

One cool resource--if you go here you can see Matthew 6:11 in lots of different languages (and often varying versions/translations for each one).

[Mulder-21]

Danish: Giv os i dag vort daglige brød
English: Give us this day our daily bread
Faroese: Gev okkum í dag okkara dagliga breyð
Swedish: Vårt dagliga bröd giv oss i dag

Spanish: Danos hoy nuestro pan cotidiano

Korean: 오 늘 날 우 리 에 게 일 용 할 양 식 을 주 옵 시 고
'oneul nar uri ege iryong halyang sig eul juopsigo' [onɨl naɾ uɾi ege iɾjoŋ haljaŋ ʃig ɨl tʃuopʃigo]

Greenlandic: Inuussutissatsinnik ullumi tunisigut

[greg-fr]

Danish: Giv os i dag vort daglige brød
English: Give us this day our daily bread
Faroese: Gev okkum í dag okkara dagliga breyð
Swedish: Vårt dagliga bröd giv oss i dag

Spanish: Danos hoy nuestro pan cotidiano

Korean: 오 늘 날 우 리 에 게 일 용 할 양 식 을 주 옵 시 고
'oneul nar uri ege iryong halyang sig eul juopsigo' [onɨl naɾ uɾi ege iɾjoŋ haljaŋ ʃig ɨl tʃuopʃigo]

Greenlandic: Inuussutissatsinnik ullumi tunisigut


Français : donne-nous notre pain quotidien -- donne-nous notre pain de ce jour

[Mantaz]

Danish: Giv os i dag vort daglige brød
English: Give us this day our daily bread
Faroese: Gev okkum í dag okkara dagliga breyð
Swedish: Vårt dagliga bröd giv oss i dag

Spanish: Danos hoy nuestro pan cotidiano

Korean: 오 늘 날 우 리 에 게 일 용 할 양 식 을 주 옵 시 고
'oneul nar uri ege iryong halyang sig eul juopsigo' [onɨl naɾ uɾi ege iɾjoŋ haljaŋ ʃig ɨl tʃuopʃigo]

Greenlandic: Inuussutissatsinnik ullumi tunisigut

Lithuanian: kasdieninės mūsų duonos duok mums šiandien
Latvian: mūsu dienišķo maizi dod mums šodien

Français : donne-nous notre pain quotidien -- donne-nous notre pain de ce jour

[Kirk]

Danish: Giv os i dag vort daglige brød
English: Give us this day our daily bread
Faroese: Gev okkum í dag okkara dagliga breyð
Swedish: Vårt dagliga bröd giv oss i dag

Spanish: Danos hoy nuestro pan cotidiano
Français : donne-nous notre pain quotidien -- donne-nous notre pain de ce jour

Lithuanian: kasdieninės mūsų duonos duok mums šiandien
Latvian: mūsu dienišķo maizi dod mums šodien

Korean: 오 늘 날 우 리 에 게 일 용 할 양 식 을 주 옵 시 고
'oneul nar uri ege iryong halyang sig eul juopsigo' [onɨl naɾ uɾi ege iɾjoŋ haljaŋ ʃig ɨl tʃuopʃigo]

Greenlandic: Inuussutissatsinnik ullumi tunisigut

[Javier]

Spanish: Danos hoy nuestro pan cotidiano

In the prayer, people normally use :

"Danos hoy el pan de cada día"
(literaly: Give-us today the bread of each day)

it might be that in other countries (Argentina?) it is used like that, if so, I'd be interested to know.

It was difficult to remember that prayer, as I have not heard it for a long time ...

UPDATE : I noticed your link, and I was surprised to see several spanish translations, in that case my translation would be the popular, or at least how I learned it ... a long long time ago

[lu:ka]

Danish: Giv os i dag vort daglige brød
English: Give us this day our daily bread
Faroese: Gev okkum í dag okkara dagliga breyð
Swedish: Vårt dagliga bröd giv oss i dag

Spanish: Danos hoy nuestro pan cotidiano
Français : donne-nous notre pain quotidien -- donne-nous notre pain de ce jour
Italian: dacci oggi il nostro pane quotidiano

Lithuanian: kasdieninės mūsų duonos duok mums šiandien
Latvian: mūsu dienišķo maizi dod mums šodien

Korean: 오 늘 날 우 리 에 게 일 용 할 양 식 을 주 옵 시 고
'oneul nar uri ege iryong halyang sig eul juopsigo' [onɨl naɾ uɾi ege iɾjoŋ haljaŋ ʃig ɨl tʃuopʃigo]

Greenlandic: Inuussutissatsinnik ullumi tunisigut

[lu:ka]

Français : donne-nous notre pain quotidien -- donne-nous notre pain de ce jour

If I'm not wrong, in the "official" prayer it is:

donne-nous aujourd'hui notre pain de ce jour

maybe some French can confirm that.

[Car]

Danish: Giv os i dag vort daglige brød
English: Give us this day our daily bread
Faroese: Gev okkum í dag okkara dagliga breyð
German: Unser täglich Brot gib uns heute
Swedish: Vårt dagliga bröd giv oss i dag

Spanish: Danos hoy nuestro pan cotidiano
Français : donne-nous notre pain quotidien -- donne-nous notre pain de ce jour
Italian: dacci oggi il nostro pane quotidiano

Lithuanian: kasdieninės mūsų duonos duok mums šiandien
Latvian: mūsu dienišķo maizi dod mums šodien

Korean: 오 늘 날 우 리 에 게 일 용 할 양 식 을 주 옵 시 고
'oneul nar uri ege iryong halyang sig eul juopsigo' [onɨl naɾ uɾi ege iɾjoŋ haljaŋ ʃig ɨl tʃuopʃigo]

Greenlandic: Inuussutissatsinnik ullumi tunisigut

[Leviwosc]

Dutch: Geef ons heden ons dagelijks brood.
Danish: Giv os i dag vort daglige brød
English: Give us this day our daily bread
Faroese: Gev okkum í dag okkara dagliga breyð
German: Unser täglich Brot gib uns heute
Swedish: Vårt dagliga bröd giv oss i dag

Spanish: Danos hoy nuestro pan cotidiano
Français : donne-nous notre pain quotidien -- donne-nous notre pain de ce jour
Italian: dacci oggi il nostro pane quotidiano

Lithuanian: kasdieninės mūsų duonos duok mums šiandien
Latvian: mūsu dienišķo maizi dod mums šodien

Korean: 오 늘 날 우 리 에 게 일 용 할 양 식 을 주 옵 시 고
'oneul nar uri ege iryong halyang sig eul juopsigo' [onɨl naɾ uɾi ege iɾjoŋ haljaŋ ʃig ɨl tʃuopʃigo]

Greenlandic: Inuussutissatsinnik ullumi tunisigut

[Psi-Lord]

Dutch: Geef ons heden ons dagelijks brood.
Danish: Giv os i dag vort daglige brød
English: Give us this day our daily bread
Faroese: Gev okkum í dag okkara dagliga breyð
German: Unser täglich Brot gib uns heute
Swedish: Vårt dagliga bröd giv oss i dag

Français : Donne-nous notre pain quotidien / Donne-nous notre pain de ce jour
Italian: Dacci oggi il nostro pane quotidiano
Portuguese: O pão nosso de cada dia nos dai hoje.
Spanish: Danos hoy nuestro pan cotidiano

Lithuanian: Kasdieninės mūsų duonos duok mums šiandien
Latvian: Mūsu dienišķo maizi dod mums šodien

Korean: 오 늘 날 우 리 에 게 일 용 할 양 식 을 주 옵 시 고
'oneul nar uri ege iryong halyang sig eul juopsigo' [onɨl naɾ uɾi ege iɾjoŋ haljaŋ ʃig ɨl tʃuopʃigo]

Japanese: 私達の日毎の糧を今日もお与えください。 'Watashi-tachi no higoto no kate o kyō mo oatae kudasai.'

Greenlandic: Inuussutissatsinnik ullumi tunisigut

[Leviwosc]

Afrikaans: gee ons vandag ons daaglikse brood.
Dutch: Geef ons heden ons dagelijks brood.
Danish: Giv os i dag vort daglige brød
English: Give us this day our daily bread
Faroese: Gev okkum í dag okkara dagliga breyð
Frisian (West): Jou ús hjoed ús deistich brea.
German: Unser täglich Brot gib uns heute
Swedish: Vårt dagliga bröd giv oss i dag

Français : Donne-nous notre pain quotidien / Donne-nous notre pain de ce jour
Italian: Dacci oggi il nostro pane quotidiano
Portuguese: O pão nosso de cada dia nos dai hoje.
Spanish: Danos hoy nuestro pan cotidiano

Lithuanian: Kasdieninės mūsų duonos duok mums šiandien
Latvian: Mūsu dienišķo maizi dod mums šodien

Korean: 오 늘 날 우 리 에 게 일 용 할 양 식 을 주 옵 시 고
'oneul nar uri ege iryong halyang sig eul juopsigo' [onɨl naɾ uɾi ege iɾjoŋ haljaŋ ʃig ɨl tʃuopʃigo]

Japanese: 私達の日毎の糧を今日もお与えください。 'Watashi-tachi no higoto no kate o kyō mo oatae kudasai.'

Greenlandic: Inuussutissatsinnik ullumi tunisigut

[Psi-Lord]

Afrikaans: gee ons vandag ons daaglikse brood.
Dutch: Geef ons heden ons dagelijks brood.
Danish: Giv os i dag vort daglige brød
English: Give us this day our daily bread
Faroese: Gev okkum í dag okkara dagliga breyð
Frisian (West): Jou ús hjoed ús deistich brea.
German: Unser täglich Brot gib uns heute
Swedish: Vårt dagliga bröd giv oss i dag

Français : Donne-nous notre pain quotidien / Donne-nous notre pain de ce jour
Italian: Dacci oggi il nostro pane quotidiano
Portuguese: O pão nosso de cada dia nos dai hoje.
Spanish: Danos hoy nuestro pan cotidiano

Lithuanian: Kasdieninės mūsų duonos duok mums šiandien
Latvian: Mūsu dienišķo maizi dod mums šodien

Chinese: (Classical) 我等望爾，今日與我，我日用糧。 'Wǒděng wàng ěr, jīnrì yǔ wǒ, wǒ rìyòng liáng.' / (Vernacular) 求你今天赏给我们日用的食粮。 'Qiú nǐ jīntiān shǎnggěi wǒmen rìyòng de shíliáng.'

Korean: 오 늘 날 우 리 에 게 일 용 할 양 식 을 주 옵 시 고
'oneul nar uri ege iryong halyang sig eul juopsigo' [onɨl naɾ uɾi ege iɾjoŋ haljaŋ ʃig ɨl tʃuopʃigo]

Japanese: 私達の日毎の糧を今日もお与えください。 'Watashi-tachi no higoto no kate o kyō mo oatae kudasai.'

Greenlandic: Inuussutissatsinnik ullumi tunisigut[/quote]

[Kirk]

Français : donne-nous notre pain quotidien -- donne-nous notre pain de ce jour

If I'm not wrong, in the "official" prayer it is:

donne-nous aujourd'hui notre pain de ce jour

maybe some French can confirm that.

Greg was the one who wrote that in, and he's French Anyway, there are surely multiple versions for any language

[Leviwosc]

You can check the correctness of your translation by the official translation in the bible. Check the New Testament, book: Matthew, Chapter 6, verse 11.

Ron.

[lu:ka]

Greg was the one who wrote that in, and he's French Anyway, there are surely multiple versions for any language

Sorry... I didn't notice that greg-fr posted the original

[Kirk]

Greg was the one who wrote that in, and he's French Anyway, there are surely multiple versions for any language

Sorry... I didn't notice that greg-fr posted the original

No prob!

[lu:ka]

You can check the correctness of your translation by the official translation in the bible. Check the New Testament, book: Matthew, Chapter 6, verse 11.

Ron.

Yes, I know, but the translations of the Bible are often revised to be as close as possible to current language, the prayers "used by the people" on the contrary change at a lower pace... and I think that the topic of this thread is related to the traditional prayer, rather thatn the most up-to-date translation. (although I may be wrong)

[Psi-Lord]

and I think that the topic of this thread is related to the traditional prayer, rather thatn the most up-to-date translation. (although I may be wrong)

Indeed, I translated the Portuguese version based on what I pray myself, and the Japanese version came from a Catholic version I learnt (though I've seen slightly different versions around, and even more classical and more vernacular versions). Both Chinese versions were also taken from a Catholic website.