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Translation for ave maria?

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can anyone get me the english translation for andrea bocelli's version of ave maria i cant seem to find it and i dont like doing the online translators cause they arent always right

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  1. It's actually in Latin. Here's the translation, line by line:

    Ave Maria

    Hail Mary

    Gratia plena

    Full of grace

    Maria, gratia plena

    Mary, full of grace

    Maria, gratia plena

    Mary, full of grace

    Ave, ave dominus

    Hail, hail the Lord

    Dominus tecum

    The lord is with thee

    Benedicta tu in muli eribus

    Blessed art thou among women

    Et benedictus

    And blessed

    Et benedictus fructus ventris

    And blessed is the fruit

    Ventris tuae, Jesus.

    Fruit of thy womb, Jesus

    Ave Maria

    Hail Mary

    Ave Maria

    Hail Mary

    Mater Dei

    Mother of God

    Ora pro nobis peccatoribus

    Pray for us sinners

    Ora pro nobis

    Pray for us

    Ora, ora pro nobis peccatoribus

    Pray, pray for us sinners

    Nunc et in hora mortis

    Now in the hour of our death

    Et in hora mortis nostrae

    And in the hour of our death

    Et in hora mortis nostrae

    And in the hour of our death

    Et in hora mortis nostrae

    And in the hour of our death

    Ave Maria

    Hail Mary

    The full Ave Maria prayer is in my sources.


  2. Hail Mary,

    full of grace,

    the Lord is with thee;

    blessed art thou among women,

    and blessed is the fruit of thy womb,

    Jesus.

    Holy Mary,

    Mother of God,

    pray for us sinners,

    now and at the hour of our death.

    Amen.


  3. All of the Ave Maria songs should all translate from the Latin to the English pretty much straight-forward as the actual prayer called the "Hail Mary"

    Hail, Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with you.  Blessed are you among women and blessed is the fruit of your womb, Jesus.  Holy Mary, mother of God, pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death, Amen.

    The above prayer is a Catholic prayer that has been turned into hymns by some of the world's greatest composers.  But the lyrics have all remained basically the same.

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