Lyrics – Transliteration
Āi hāi yō, āi hāi yō, āi hāi yō hāi yō
Wēnhé tàiyáng zhào dàdì,
Xīnnián yǐjīng dào,
Jiā jiā xìngfú,
Míngnián hǎo shōuchéng
Translation – Ai hai yo
Ai hai yo (exclamation of pleasure)
The warm sun shines on earth
The new year has arrived,
May every household be happy
May next year have a good harvest
(source)
Mandarin Lyrics – 哎 嗨 哟
哎嗨哟，哎嗨哟，哎嗨哟嗨哟
温和太阳照大地，
新年已经到，
家家幸福，
明年好收成
(source)
See also
- songs about the New Year
- holidays
- Chinese folk songs
- pentatonic songs
- translation details
- recorder DEF#ABD songs
- recorder songs CDEGAC’
- songs with I & IV chords
- source of song: Sing ‘Round the World Vol. 2 by Shirley W. McRae
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7 thoughts on “Ai Hai Yo”
I need to have some students perform a Chinese song at an upcoming performance. Did you write the orff arrangement? If so, can you send it to me.
The Orff arrangement is in this book: Sing ‘Round the World Vol. 2 by Shirley W. McRae. Good luck!
Hello, I am Chinese and studying in the United States. I am trying to find the Chinese version of this song. Could you mind send me the Chinese score of this song? Thanks so much! Lyla
What is the english title of the song?
According to this page, it’s onomatopoeia.
Hello is this a duple meter?
Yes, any meter that is divisible by 2 is considered duple meter.