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Author: jw2019
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Cebuano[ceb]
[Batang Lalaki (Batan-ong Lalaki) ni Jah].
Czech[cs]
[chlapec (mladý muž) od Jah].
Danish[da]
(Nearʹja) [Jahs dreng (unge mand)].
German[de]
(Neạrja) [Knabe (Junger Mann) Jahs].
Greek[el]
(Νεαρίας) [Αγόρι (Νεαρός) του Γιαχ].
English[en]
(Ne·a·riʹah) [Boy (Young Man) of Jah].
Spanish[es]
(Muchacho [Mozo] de Jah).
Finnish[fi]
(’Jahin poika [nuori mies]’).
French[fr]
(Garçon [Jeune homme] de Yah).
Hungarian[hu]
(Jah fia [fiatal férfija]):
Indonesian[id]
[Anak Laki-Laki (Pria Muda) Yah].
Iloko[ilo]
[Ti Ubing a Lalaki (Agtutubo a Lalaki) ni Jah].
Italian[it]
(Nearìa) [ragazzo (giovane uomo) di Iah].
Japanese[ja]
(Neariah)[ヤハの少年(若者)]
Korean[ko]
(Neariah) [야의 소년(젊은 남자)]
Malagasy[mg]
(Nearìa) [Ankizilahin’i Jah (Tovolahin’i Jah)].
Norwegian[nb]
(Neạrja) [Jahs gutt (unge mann)].
Dutch[nl]
(Nea̱rja) [Jongen (jonge man) van Jah].
Polish[pl]
(„chłopiec [młodzieniec] Jah”).
Portuguese[pt]
[Rapaz (Homem Jovem) de Jah].
Russian[ru]
(«мальчик [юноша, принадлежащий] Иаг»).
Albanian[sq]
[djalë (i riu) i Jah].
Swedish[sv]
[Neạrja] Betyder ”Jahs pojke (unge man)”.
Tagalog[tl]
[Batang Lalaki (Kabataang Lalaki) ni Jah].