Prayers in a foreign language

Can anyone provide for me any Christian prayers preferably in the following languages:
Welsh, Gaelic (Irish or Scottish), French, Hebrew, German, Esperanto, Romansh, Romanian, and/or Russian.
If you don't know any prayers in these languages, any prayers you do know in any language is most appreciated.

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2 Responses to “Prayers in a foreign language”

  1. Marcos R Says:

    To me, prayer is the sincere communication with God of what is in one’s heart, it is not the recital of something written/rehearsed.

    In whatever language, address your God, in the name of your savior (and my savior, and the savior of all humankind), Jesus Christ, and express what is in your heart. Give thanks for the things he has given you, for all we have is a gift from him. Ask for those things that you may need (health, guidance, protection, forgiveness of sin, help with work/school, etc. Blessings upon children/parents/siblings, etc (family), friends, etc).

    Sorry, I don’t know any of the languages you mention, but here are some words often used in prayer in my other native tongue (Spanish):

    Dios – God
    Dios Mio – My God
    Nuestro Dios – Our God
    Padre Nuestro – Our Father
    Padre Mio – My Father
    Padre Bendito – Blessed Father
    Padre que estás en los cielos – Father who art in Heaven

    Jesús – Jesus
    Cristo – Christ
    Jesucristo – Jesus Christ
    Salvador – Savior
    Redentor – Redeemer
    Señor – Lord
    Su sacrifício por mí – His sacrifice for me (Christ’s death on the cross, suffering for our sins)
    En el nombre de Cristo – In Christ’s name
    En el nombre de Jesús – In Jesus’ name

    Agradecer – to thank
    Dar gracias – to thank
    Salvar – to save
    Bendecir – to bless
    Ayudar – to help
    Pedir – to ask
    Te doy gracias por … – I give you thanks for …
    Te pido que … I ask you that …
    Te pido que bendigas … – I ask you to bless …
    perdonar – forgive
    perdón – forgiveness
    pecado – sin
    mis hijos – my children
    mis padres – my parents
    mi familia – my family
    salud – health
    mi trabajo – my job
    mis estudios – my studies
    tu palabra – your word
    tu vóluntad – your will
    guíame – guide me
    protégeme – protect me

    … etc … those things that you wish to thank God for/ask God for.

    Amén – Amen

    Good luck, and God bless you.

  2. Romanianlanguage Says:

    Just type rugaciuni in google, you will find Romanian prayers.

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