Hymnen
hymns
In German, the word 'Hymnen' is the plural form of 'Hymne', which translates to 'hymn' in English. Hymns are typically religious songs or poems of praise, often sung during church services or other spiritual gatherings. In German-speaking contexts, 'Hymnen' can refer to hymns in both religious and secular settings, such as national anthems or other patriotic songs.
Example sentences using: Hymnen
Wir singen immer unsere Hymnen vor einem Spiel.
We always sing our hymns before a game.
The example phrase illustrates the practice of singing national or club specific anthems (Hymnen) before sports games. Here, 'Hymnen' refers to anthems or hymns that are typically sung to show spirit or allegiance.
Die Hymnen wurden in der Kirche gesungen.
The hymns were sung in church.
The example phrase demonstrates the use of 'Hymnen' (hymns) in a religious context. In this case, the hymns are being sung in church, which is a ritual practice in many Christian services.
Die Schule beginnt den Tag mit Hymnen.
The school starts the day with hymns.
The phrase indicates a specific routine or ritual where the school begins the day by singing 'Hymnen' (hymns). This could be part of a daily assembly or morning announcement in schools.