Nauru Bwiema

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Nauru Bwiema
Title in German Nauru, our homeland
country NauruNauru Nauru
Usage period since 1968
text Margaret Hendrie
melody Laurence Henry Hicks

Nauru Bwiema (Nauru, our homeland) is the national anthem of Nauru . Margaret Hendrie (1924–1990) wrote the text; Laurence Henry Hicks (1912–1997) composed the music. Nauru adopted the anthem in 1968 on the occasion of Australia's independence.

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Old Nauruan text

Naoero buiema, ñabena ma auwe.
Ma dedaro buã dogum, mo otata bet egom.
Atsin ñago buiãn okor, ama bagadugu
Epoa ñabuna ri nan orre bet imur.
Ama memak ma nan epodan eredu won eñiden,
Mijan aema ñeijin ouge,
Naoero eko tokin!

New-Mauruian text

Nauru bwiema, ngaba ma auwe.
Ma dedaro bwe dogum, mo otata bet egom.
Atsin ngago bwien okor, ama bagadugu
Epoa ngabuna ri nan orre bet imur.
Ama memag ma nan epodan eredu won engiden,
Miyan aema ngeiyin ouge,
Nauru eko dogin!

German translation

Nauru, our homeland, the country we love so much;
We all pray for you and praise your name;
You have been the home of our great ancestors for a long time;
And will be for the generations to come;
We all join in to honor your flag;
And we will all cheer together and say:
Nauru forever!

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