There is no single "Spanish" pledge of allegiance that can be translated into English. Each one of the Spanish countries have their own pledges and National Anthems. There is though a Spanish translation of the American Pledge of Allegiance.
Juro fidelidad a la bandera (I promise loyalty to the flag)
de los Estados Unidos de América, (Of the United States of America)
y a la república que representa (And to the republic that it represents)
una nación bajo Dios, (One nation, under God)
indivisible cón libertad (Indivisible with liberty)
y justicÃa para todós. (And justice for all)
The literal English translation for the lines are in parenthesis after the line.
Recite the Pledge of Allegience.
liberty means freedom
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To cosent to be governed is to show appruval of it a way to do tis is to say the Pledge of Allegience!
he he he. I know it i corny but they do it because they are proud to be American and think it is cool. i respect them for that. but i admit it is cheesy
You can find the word "pledge" translated to Sanskrit as "प्रतिज्ञा" (pratijna).
Ich Dien means "I serve". It's a kind of Welsh motto. Something like the Welsh eqivalent of "The Pledge of Allegience." It is the motto of the Prince of Wales, rejected by some Welsh nationalists as belonging to the British monarchy.
Pledge in English Guatemala's flag
Youngsters these days don't have the spirit of nationalism partly because they are not exposed to basic citizenship classes in school or saying the pledge of allegience in schools.
i dont think its wrong, but if you know how i would say it in English. it just shows loyalty to the country.
To pledge allegiance in Spanish is written as jurar lealtad.
we would be like Him swo we seek his leading gladly we answer to His tender call