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Sep 10, 2008, 12:51 AM
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"A happy birhday to you, A happy birthday to you, Everyday of the year, May you find God near, A happy birthday to you, A happy birthday to you, And the best one you've ever had"
 
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Sep 10, 2008, 09:24 AM
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Cumpleaños feliz!
Cumpleaños feliz! Cumpleaños, Doc John! Cumpleaños feliz! Feliz, feliz en tu dia! Amiguito que Dios te bendiga! Que reine la paz en tu vida... Y que cumplas muchos mas! Te estas poniendo viejo! Con cara de conejo, con patas de cangrejo, y cuello de avestruz! That's how we sing it here in Puerto Rico! 
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Sep 10, 2008, 10:26 AM
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 I love it, Kewwky!Here's how we sang in it Texas. LOL Feliz, Feliz cumpleaños deseamos para ti Que el Dios omnipotente te quiera bendecir. ¡Feliz, feliz cumpleaños! De Dios felicidad, Que tengas en la vida Y por la eternidad. A Dios rendimos gracias Que con sin par bondad, Al fin de este año hermoso Te permitió llegar. Oremos pues unidos, Que te bendiga aún más Te colme en lo futuro De bien, prosperidad.
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Sep 10, 2008, 10:34 AM
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That's a pretty nice birthday song! Very religious too, which is good, in my opinion! Pretty long, though, so the little kids here would probably get impatient for not getting their cake yet, heh.
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Sep 10, 2008, 10:49 AM
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Yeah, it's pretty long, but we usually sang it in Sunday School. No cake there. LOL
I thought it would be appropriate here as it's the Spirituality Forum... not that Doc John will understand what it says. LOL Kewl finding someone else that knows Spanish!
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Sep 10, 2008, 03:24 PM
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Spanish is my native tongue! I'm lucky enough to speak and write english fluently, as some puertorricans can only say "Hello" or "You speak in english? (which they spell out as 'Yu spikin inglich?')". And I'm aiming for also learning german, french, and japanese, since they're the tongues of science (or so people keep telling me)!
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Sep 10, 2008, 06:13 PM
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Spanish is my first language, too, but I've been in the States since I was 18 mos. old so I've even lost my accent. Sadly, I've forgotten most of my Spanish although I can still understand it.
I've got cousins that have been here most of their life, too, but they all still have their accents. One of them was even the CEO for the Hispanic Agency on Aging!  I don't know how she managed to hang on to her accent. LOL
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