Fun to Do
Author: Rebecca Stevens
Composer: Cecilia Johns
Languages (42)
This song text has been indexed at SingPraises.net in the following languages:
- Albanian: Qejf ta Bësh
- Bulgarian: Весело е и забавно
- Cebuano: Makalingaw nga Buhaton
- Croatian: Baš je zabavno
- Czech: Zábava
- Danish: Det er så sjovt
- Dutch: Zingen is leuk
- English: Fun to Do
- Estonian: Tore töö
- Fijian: Na Lagasere ni Marau
- Finnish: Hauskaa niin
- French: C’est amusant
- German: Singen macht Spaß!
- Greek: Πόσο ωραίο
- Hungarian: De jó dolog!
- Icelandic: Syngjum dátt
- Indonesian: Nyanyi Sangat Menyenangkan
- Italian: È bello
- Japanese: 楽しいな
- Kekchi: Sa nawil
- Khmer (Cambodian): សប្បាយធ្វើការ
- Korean: 즐거운 일
- Latvian: Dziesmiņu dziedāt patīk man
- Lithuanian: Smagu
- Malagasy: Mahafinaritra
- Mandarin (Romanized/Pinyin): Zhēn yǒuqù
- Mandarin (Simplified): 真有趣
- Mandarin (Traditional): 真有趣
- Mongolian: Хөгжилтэй
- Norwegian: Synge en sang er moro
- Polish: Fajnie jest
- Portuguese: É Bom Cantar
- Romanian: Este distractiv
- Russian: Это мне так нравится!
- Samoan: Mea Malie e Fai
- Spanish: Qué divertido es
- Swedish: Sjunga är roligt
- Tagalog: Masayang Gawin
- Tahitian: E mea au
- Thai: แสนสนุก
- Tongan: Fakafiefia Ke Fai
- Ukrainian: Так весело мені
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Copyright status of original text
This text was first published in English, in 1963 or earlier.
In copyright
Earliest source indexed at SingPraises.net: Primary Music Envelope for 1964 (1964), no. 19.
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