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Oj,Jano, Jano, nazlānda Jano, Zamrākna la e azlānda Jana, Zamrākna la e azlānda Jana, Na izvorceto na kladenceto. Ce sa hvanali, nazlānda Jana, Do dvesta turci, cerni tatari, Ta ja zaveli na turska zemja, Ta da ja pravjat bjala kadāna. Tatarce duma nazlānda Jana, Oj Jano, Jano, bjala bālgarko, Kolko ti struva tvojata hubost, te da ja kupja s altān zlato. Davam ti Jano beli sarai, Deli sarai za bjalo lice, Devet kazana ālti āltici, Za cerni oci, za tānka snaga. Jana tatarci tihom govori, A bre tatarce, cerno, omrazno, Janina hubost dar e darena, Na pārvo libe, haidut Nikola. Tānkata snaga moe ti kāri, Cernite oci moe izvadi, Janina hubost ne se prodava, Sās turski pari ne se kupuva. Jana na turcin vjara ne dava, Vjarna kadāna nivga ne stava, Vjarna kadāna nivga ne stava, Bālgarska vjara ne se prodava. |
Traduction anglaise Oh, Jana, Jana, obstinate Jana, Obstinate Jana , darkness surprised her at the well. There two hundred Turks, dressed in black tartars caught obstinate Jana, And took her to Turkish lands, To make a Turkish woman of her. A Tartar says to obstinate Jana: Oh, Jana, Jana, white woman from Bulgaria, Tell me how many Turkish gold ducats will it cost me to buy your beauty? I give you, Jana, a white seraglio, A white seraglio for your white face, Nine kettles filled with yellow pieces of gold, For your black eyes, your tender waist. Jana speaks softly to the Tartar: You, black, hated Tartar, Jana's beauty has already been given away, To the first love, Nikola from Haiduk. You can break my tender waist, You can tear out my black eyes, But Jana's beauty is not for sale, It cannot be bought with Turkish money. Jana does not trust the Turk, She will never become a real Turkish woman, The Bulgarian faith is not for sale. |