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Men – Tyva Men

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*Men – tyva men*
English: I am a Tuvan^[1]
Мен – тыва мен^[2]
The Emblem of Tuva
Regional anthem of the Republic of Tuva, Russia
Lyrics	Okey Shanagash^[3] (Bayantsagaan Oohiy)^[4]
Music	Kantomur Saryglar^[3] (Olonbayar Gantomir)^[4]
Adopted	11 August 2011^[5]
Preceded by	"Tooruktug Dolgay Tangdym"

Audio sample
"Men – Tyva Men" file help

Instrumental "Men – Tyva Men"

"Men – tyva men" (Tuvan: Мен – тыва мен, pronounced [men tʰɯˈʋa men]; lit. "I am a Tuvan")^[2] is the regional anthem of the Republic of Tuva, a federal subject of Russia. It was composed by Kantomur Saryglar^[3] (also known as Olonbayar Gantomir),^[4] and the lyrics were written by Okey Shanagash^[3] (also known as Bayantsagaan Oohiy).^[4] It was adopted officially by the Great Khural on 11 August 2011,^[5] replacing the previous anthem "Tooruktug Dolgai Tangdym".^[3]^[6]

Lyrics[edit]

Tuvan original^[2]^[6]	Romanization of Tuvan	IPA transcription^[a]	Singable English translation^[7]
Арт–арттың оваазынга Дажын салып чалбарган Таңды, Саян ыдыынга Агын өргээн тыва мен. Кожумаа: Мен – тыва мен, Мөңге харлыг дагның оглу мен. Мен – тыва мен, Мөңгүн суглуг чурттуң төлү мен. Өгбелерим чуртунда Өлчей тарып иженген, Өткүт хөөмей ырынга Өөрүп талаан тыва мен. Кожумаа Аймак чоннар бүлези Акы–дуңма найыралдыг, Депшилгеже чүткүлдүг Демниг чурттуг тыва мен. Кожумаа	Art–arttyñ ovaazynga Dajyn salyp çalbargan Tañdy, Saian ydyynga Agyn örgeen tyva men. Kojumaa: Men – tyva men, Möñge harlyg dagnyñ oglu men. Men – tyva men, Möñgün suglug çurttuñ tölü men. Ögbelerim çurtunda Ölçei taryp ijengen, Ötküt höömei yrynga Öörüp talaan tyva men. Kojumaa Aimak çonnar bülezi Aky–duñma naiyraldyg, Depşilgeje çütküldüg Demnig çurttug tyva men. Kojumaa	[art‿art.tɯŋ ɔ.ʋaː.zɯn.ga \|] [ta.ʑɯn sa.ɫɯp t͡ɕaɫ.par.gan \|] [tʰaŋ.tɯ sa.jan ɯ.tɯːn.ga \|] [a.ɣɯn ɵr.ɡeːn tʰɯ.ʋa men ǁ] [qɔ.ʑʊ.maː] [men \| tʰɯ.ʋa men \|] [mɵŋ.ge xar.ɫɯɣ taɣ.nɯŋ ɔɣ.ɫʊ men ǁ] [men \| tʰɯ.ʋa men \|] [mɵŋ.gʉn sʊɣ.ɫʊɣ t͡ɕʊrt.tʊŋ tʰɵ.lʉ men ǁ] [ɵɣ.pe.le.ɾɪm t͡ɕʊr.tʊn.ta \|] [ɵl.d͡ʑej tʰa.ɾɯp ɪ.ʑen.gen \|] [ɵt.kʉt xɵː.mej ɯ.ɾɯn.ga \|] [ɵː.ɾʉp tʰa.ɫaːn tʰɯ.ʋa men ǁ] [qɔ.ʑʊ.maː] [aj.maq t͡ɕɔn.nar pʉ.le.zɨ \|] [a.qɯ tʊŋ.ma na.jɯ.ɾaɫ.tɯɣ \|] [tep.ɕɪl.ge.ʑe t͡ɕʉt.kʉl.tʉɣ \|] [tem.nɪɣ t͡ɕʊrt.tʊɣ tʰɯ.ʋa men ǁ] [qɔ.ʑʊ.maː]	In the most sacred ovaa pass, I set a stone and I prayed. Tangdy, Sayan most hallowed, With white milk, I purified, I am a Tuvan Chorus: I am a Tuvan, The son of immortal snow-capped peaks. I am a Tuvan, The daughter of our homeland's argent creeks. In the land of my fathers, Beloved bliss became thine. Sound of khoomei most divine, Blessed be my Tuvan line. Chorus We are made of holy tribes, As brothers, friends together we thrive. For progress as a whole we strive, As allied Tuvans we live! Chorus

Notes[edit]

^ See Help:IPA and Tuvan phonology.

References[edit]

^ "Tuvan National Orchestra". Archived from the original on 2017-10-07. Retrieved 2011-10-26.

^ ^a ^b ^c "Мен – тыва мен. Государственный гимн Республики Тыва". Министерство культуры Республики Тыва.

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e У Тувы появился новый гимн // Электронный журнал «Новые исследования Тувы»

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Песня "Мен Тыва Мен". Хакасия.

^ ^a ^b "ОФИЦИАЛЬНЫЙ ПОРТАЛ РЕСПУБЛИКИ ТЫВА". Archived from the original on 2017-12-13. Retrieved 2021-12-01.

^ ^a ^b "Республика Тыва". Флаги и Гербы Российской Федерации. Retrieved 2022-04-07.

^ "Tuva Republic (Russia) National Anthem -『Мен – тыва мен』(English translation): I Am a Tuvan". LyricsTranslate. 2021-01-22.

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