Text 1
Dear friends, esteemed guests of Palace Square!
Today, we have gathered here to celebrate a great event that unites us all, regardless of age, background, or beliefs. This is a celebration of our shared history, our culture, and our future.
Look around you: at this very moment, on this ancient square where every stone breathes history, we stand together. We are one, part of a great nation that for centuries has guarded its traditions and strived for progress.
Let us remember our ancestors, whose labors and sacrifices allow us to stand here today. Their spirit inspires us; their legacy compels us to be better, braver, wiser. We must keep this in mind every day, in every action we take, and in every word we speak.
This day is not just an occasion for joy. It is a reminder that we bear responsibility for the future. We must do everything in our power so that our children and grandchildren can take pride in our achievements, just as we take pride in those of our forebears.
Let us not merely be spectators today but active participants in this great event. May each of us contribute to our shared history. Let our voices ring out loud and confident, and let our actions serve the good of us all.
I call upon you, friends, to unite, to love our land, and to strive for the best. May this day mark the beginning of new great deeds, new accomplishments, and new victories.
Glory to our country! Glory to our people! May the light of our hopes never fade, and may our strength and will to triumph endure forever!
Hooray!
Text 2
Noble lords, gracious ladies, common folk, and craftsmen!
Today, we have gathered within the walls of this ancient city, where every stone and every brick is steeped in the spirit of centuries. We stand on the threshold of a new dawn, when the darkness of ignorance and discord gives way to the light of knowledge and unity.
This age—this medieval era—is full of challenges and trials, yet it also offers us a chance for greatness. To us, the children of this time, falls the fortune of living in an era where every step forward is a step toward enlightenment, where every swing of the sword is a fight for justice, and where every word spoken from this platform can alter the fates of many.
Recall the knights whose honor and valor became legends; the monks whose pens crafted chronicles of our deeds; the peasants whose labor gives us bread; the artisans whose works adorn our homes and temples. Each of you is a fragment of a grand whole, each carries the power to change the world around us.
We live in a world where kings and queens rule, but true strength lies in the power of the people. We must remember our rights and our duty to the land we inhabit, to the ancestors whose bones rest beneath our feet.
May this day be the one when we vow to be wiser, braver, and more just. May our children, when their time comes, say that we lived not in vain—that we left them a world where there is room for dreams, honor, and truth.
Long live our city! Long live our kingdom! Long live each of you who hears my words and carries the light of hope in your heart!
With faith in a better future, with faith in ourselves, let us step forward together as one, so that our names enter the annals of history not as those who merely lived, but as those who left their mark on the ages!
So be it!
Text 3
Honored citizens, dear students, masters of crafts, and all who seek knowledge!
On this bright day, as the sun illuminates our faces, I address you in the name of science—the light that dispels the darkness of ignorance. We live in an era where every discovery, every new truth we wrest from nature, becomes a bridge between past and future.
Science is not merely words in books or formulas on parchment. It is our sword and shield in the struggle to understand the world and improve the life of every person in this kingdom. From alchemy to chemistry, from astrology to astronomy—we march forward, expanding the boundaries of our comprehension.
Look to the stars! Each one is a question we strive to answer. Our telescopes, our calculations, our experiments—these are our steps toward the heavens. We uncover new lands not only on maps but in the boundless expanse of the cosmos.
Remember the great minds who laid the foundations of our knowledge: Galileo, who dared to peer at the skies through glass; Leonardo, whose genius saw beyond the visible. We, their heirs, must carry on their work.
But science is not only grand discoveries—it is also small steps in daily life. Better protection from disease, more fertile soil, new methods of building, the healing of wounds—these are the fruits of science that serve each of you.
I call upon you, my friends, to take up the torch of knowledge. Let every one of you—be it a peasant, a craftsman, or a noble lord—strive to make our world better, to make knowledge the birthright of all, not the privilege of the few.
May science be our light, our weapon against the darkness of ignorance! Together, let us ensure that our children live in a world where knowledge is not a luxury but a necessity. May each of us become a scientist at heart, seeking truth and progress.
Long live science! Long live the light of knowledge that guides our path to the future!
With faith in science, with faith in you—onward to new discoveries!
Text 4
My friends, brothers and sisters in craft, lovers of beauty, and all who feel the heartbeat in every stroke of paint, every note of melody, every word of poetry!
I stand before you not just as a master but as one of you—one who has plumbed the depths of inspiration and burned with passion for boundless creativity. Art is not merely an adornment to our lives; it is their essence, their breath, their voice.
In this world, where every day brims with challenges, art gives us wings. It lifts us above the mundane, letting us see the world as others cannot. We—painters, poets, musicians—are the ones who converse with eternity. Each of our creations is a message that will outlive us, speaking to the future.
Look at the great canvases that grace castle and church walls, the verses sung by bards at campfires, the melodies that make hearts beat as one. It is we, through our art, who create these moments of eternity.
I call upon you: fear not boldness in your creativity! Let your brushes, pens, and voices be your weapons in the eternal battle for beauty. Each of you carries a spark of genius, a gift from the creator himself. Do not hide it; do not let it fade under the weight of doubt or fear.
May every step you take be that of an artist, every word a poem, every sound a symphony. Art is not for the chosen few—it is for all who dare to open their hearts and souls to the world.
Together, we can transform this world, making it richer, brighter, deeper. May our works not only reflect our times but serve as beacons for generations to come, teaching them courage, love, and beauty.
So, with faith in ourselves, with faith in art, with faith in each of us, let us continue this grand dance of creation. May every day be a new canvas, a new page, a new note in the great symphony of humanity.
With love for art, with faith in us—onward to new masterpieces!
Text 5
My friends, brothers and sisters, citizens of our great nation!
I stand before you today not as your ruler but as one of you—a person who believes in the power of every voice, in the might of unity, and in the unshakable strength of democracy. Democracy is not just a word; it is our way of life, our breath, our freedom.
In this world, where power can tempt the few and the voice of the people is sometimes silenced, we must remember: our strength lies in our unity, in our right to choose, in our right to be heard. Democracy is not a gift—it is our conquest, our daily struggle.
I call upon you: do not remain silent! Each of you holds the right to a voice, each of you can alter the course of history. Your ballot is not just paper—it is your power, your chance to say, “We are here, we decide, we build our future!”
Look around—our ancestors fought for this moment, for the chance for each of us to have a voice. Every gathering, every vote, every act of civic participation is a brick in the foundation of the society we build together.
Do not let fear, ignorance, or apathy take hold of you. We must be vigilant, we must be active, we must be united. In democracy, there is no place for tyranny, oppression, or oblivion. Here, every person is part of a vast, beautiful mechanism we call the people.
I urge you: be bold, be active, be the voice of change! Let our country be a place where every voice matters, where every opinion counts, where every citizen is not just a number but an active participant in our shared journey.
Together, we can overcome any hardship and build a society where justice and equality are not mere words but a reality on every corner. May our democracy become an example to the world, a star of hope pointing the way to the light of freedom.
With faith in our democracy, with faith in you—onward to a new, radiant future!
Text 6
My friends, brothers and sisters, hearts of the nation!
I stand before you not as your leader but as your ally, your voice, one who believes in the magic of democracy. Democracy is not just a system—it is our spirit, our strength, our pulse, our song of freedom!
In this world, where darkness can seem endless and voices struggle to rise above the noise, we must recall: our power is in our oneness, our right to choose, our right to be heard. Democracy is not a gift—it is our triumph, our daily victorious anthem.
I call upon you: raise your voices! Each of you is a star in the sky of democracy, each of you can ignite the flame of change. Your voice is not just sound—it is your might, your hope, your chance to declare, “We are here, we decide, we shape our future!”
Look around—our ancestors gave everything so we could stand here today, part of this grand chorus of freedom. Every rally, every vote, every step toward participation is a verse in the hymn of liberty we sing together.
Do not let fear, ignorance, or apathy dim your light. We must be not only vigilant but inspired, not only active but passionate, not just united but indivisible in our pursuit of justice.
I urge you: be the heroes of your time, be warriors of light, be the voice of change! Let our nation become a beacon of hope, where every voice is a melody of transformation, where every opinion is a cornerstone of our society.
Together, we can surmount any trial and build a world where justice and equality are not dreams but the reality of every day. May our democracy inspire the world, a symbol that freedom is not a myth but our essence, our strength, our victory.
With faith in our democracy, with faith in you—onward to a new, radiant, brilliant future!
Text 7
My friends, compatriots, guardians of our heritage!
I stand before you, filled with deep reverence for the history that flows in our veins, for the past that has shaped who we are today. History is not just tales of long-gone days—it is our soul, our memory, our teacher, our inspiration.
In this world, where time races relentlessly and the new seeks to displace the old, we must remember: our history is our strength, our bond with our ancestors, our guide to the future. History is not only pages in books—it is our identity, our roots that nourish our aspiration for greatness.
I call upon you: let us not merely be readers of history but its creators! Each of us is a continuation of a grand narrative, every action a new chapter, every achievement a fresh page in our people’s chronicle. We must be not just those who remember but those who shape history.
Look around—our ancestors lived, suffered, fought, and triumphed so we could stand here, inspired by their deeds. Every monument, every relic, every preserved letter is not just an artifact but a living lesson, a reminder of what it means to be part of something greater than ourselves.
Do not let oblivion claim our heritage. We must be not only its keepers but its storytellers, not only study it but teach it, not only remember but pass this memory forward. History is not just about glory—it is about lessons that should make us better, wiser, united.
I urge you: take pride in your past, be active in the present, be builders of the future! Let our country be not just a place on the map but a repository of history, where each of us contributes to the great book of time.
Together, we can continue writing a history that will inspire, teach, and awe future generations. May our legacy be not just memory but a living, breathing part of our lives, a bridge between what was and what will be.
With faith in our history, with faith in you—onward to new pages, new legends, new eras!
Text 8
My friends, brothers and sisters from every corner of our planet, gathered here today!
I stand before you not merely as a person but as a representative of humanity, a voice of hope for peace, unity, and friendship. We, the inhabitants of Earth, despite differences in language, culture, skin color, or faith, are bound by invisible threads of friendship stronger than any border.
In this world, where discord can seem insurmountable and wars and prejudice try to divide us, we must remember: our strength lies in our unity, in our ability to see in every other person not an enemy but a friend, not a stranger but a brother or sister.
I call upon you: let us be builders of bridges, not walls! Each of us is an emissary of peace, every gesture of friendship a step toward a better world. Our cultures, our traditions, our songs, and our stories are not walls that separate us but bridges we can cross to meet one another.
Look around—our ancestors dreamed of a world, a time when humanity could live in harmony. Every act of kindness, every step toward understanding, every embrace across cultural divides is our contribution to fulfilling that dream. We must not only remember our roots but grow together as one vast, beautiful tree of friendship.
Do not let fear or misunderstanding overshadow our shared dream. We must be not only witnesses to history but its creators, not only residents of Earth but its defenders, not only neighbors but friends.
I urge you: be beacons of friendship, be the ones who extend a hand first, be the ones who see in every person not an adversary but an ally. Let our planet be not just a place to live but a home for us all, where every life is valued, every voice is heard, every heart is open to love and friendship.
Together, we can build a world where borders exist only on maps, not in our hearts. May our Earth be a symbol not only of diversity but of unity, not only of conflicts but of cooperation, not only of past mistakes but of future triumphs in the spirit of friendship.
With faith in our shared humanity, with faith in you—onward to a new age of friendship, to a world where we are all brothers and sisters!
Dear friends, esteemed guests of Palace Square!
Today, we have gathered here to celebrate a great event that unites us all, regardless of age, background, or beliefs. This is a celebration of our shared history, our culture, and our future.
Look around you: at this very moment, on this ancient square where every stone breathes history, we stand together. We are one, part of a great nation that for centuries has guarded its traditions and strived for progress.
Let us remember our ancestors, whose labors and sacrifices allow us to stand here today. Their spirit inspires us; their legacy compels us to be better, braver, wiser. We must keep this in mind every day, in every action we take, and in every word we speak.
This day is not just an occasion for joy. It is a reminder that we bear responsibility for the future. We must do everything in our power so that our children and grandchildren can take pride in our achievements, just as we take pride in those of our forebears.
Let us not merely be spectators today but active participants in this great event. May each of us contribute to our shared history. Let our voices ring out loud and confident, and let our actions serve the good of us all.
I call upon you, friends, to unite, to love our land, and to strive for the best. May this day mark the beginning of new great deeds, new accomplishments, and new victories.
Glory to our country! Glory to our people! May the light of our hopes never fade, and may our strength and will to triumph endure forever!
Hooray!
Text 2
Noble lords, gracious ladies, common folk, and craftsmen!
Today, we have gathered within the walls of this ancient city, where every stone and every brick is steeped in the spirit of centuries. We stand on the threshold of a new dawn, when the darkness of ignorance and discord gives way to the light of knowledge and unity.
This age—this medieval era—is full of challenges and trials, yet it also offers us a chance for greatness. To us, the children of this time, falls the fortune of living in an era where every step forward is a step toward enlightenment, where every swing of the sword is a fight for justice, and where every word spoken from this platform can alter the fates of many.
Recall the knights whose honor and valor became legends; the monks whose pens crafted chronicles of our deeds; the peasants whose labor gives us bread; the artisans whose works adorn our homes and temples. Each of you is a fragment of a grand whole, each carries the power to change the world around us.
We live in a world where kings and queens rule, but true strength lies in the power of the people. We must remember our rights and our duty to the land we inhabit, to the ancestors whose bones rest beneath our feet.
May this day be the one when we vow to be wiser, braver, and more just. May our children, when their time comes, say that we lived not in vain—that we left them a world where there is room for dreams, honor, and truth.
Long live our city! Long live our kingdom! Long live each of you who hears my words and carries the light of hope in your heart!
With faith in a better future, with faith in ourselves, let us step forward together as one, so that our names enter the annals of history not as those who merely lived, but as those who left their mark on the ages!
So be it!
Text 3
Honored citizens, dear students, masters of crafts, and all who seek knowledge!
On this bright day, as the sun illuminates our faces, I address you in the name of science—the light that dispels the darkness of ignorance. We live in an era where every discovery, every new truth we wrest from nature, becomes a bridge between past and future.
Science is not merely words in books or formulas on parchment. It is our sword and shield in the struggle to understand the world and improve the life of every person in this kingdom. From alchemy to chemistry, from astrology to astronomy—we march forward, expanding the boundaries of our comprehension.
Look to the stars! Each one is a question we strive to answer. Our telescopes, our calculations, our experiments—these are our steps toward the heavens. We uncover new lands not only on maps but in the boundless expanse of the cosmos.
Remember the great minds who laid the foundations of our knowledge: Galileo, who dared to peer at the skies through glass; Leonardo, whose genius saw beyond the visible. We, their heirs, must carry on their work.
But science is not only grand discoveries—it is also small steps in daily life. Better protection from disease, more fertile soil, new methods of building, the healing of wounds—these are the fruits of science that serve each of you.
I call upon you, my friends, to take up the torch of knowledge. Let every one of you—be it a peasant, a craftsman, or a noble lord—strive to make our world better, to make knowledge the birthright of all, not the privilege of the few.
May science be our light, our weapon against the darkness of ignorance! Together, let us ensure that our children live in a world where knowledge is not a luxury but a necessity. May each of us become a scientist at heart, seeking truth and progress.
Long live science! Long live the light of knowledge that guides our path to the future!
With faith in science, with faith in you—onward to new discoveries!
Text 4
My friends, brothers and sisters in craft, lovers of beauty, and all who feel the heartbeat in every stroke of paint, every note of melody, every word of poetry!
I stand before you not just as a master but as one of you—one who has plumbed the depths of inspiration and burned with passion for boundless creativity. Art is not merely an adornment to our lives; it is their essence, their breath, their voice.
In this world, where every day brims with challenges, art gives us wings. It lifts us above the mundane, letting us see the world as others cannot. We—painters, poets, musicians—are the ones who converse with eternity. Each of our creations is a message that will outlive us, speaking to the future.
Look at the great canvases that grace castle and church walls, the verses sung by bards at campfires, the melodies that make hearts beat as one. It is we, through our art, who create these moments of eternity.
I call upon you: fear not boldness in your creativity! Let your brushes, pens, and voices be your weapons in the eternal battle for beauty. Each of you carries a spark of genius, a gift from the creator himself. Do not hide it; do not let it fade under the weight of doubt or fear.
May every step you take be that of an artist, every word a poem, every sound a symphony. Art is not for the chosen few—it is for all who dare to open their hearts and souls to the world.
Together, we can transform this world, making it richer, brighter, deeper. May our works not only reflect our times but serve as beacons for generations to come, teaching them courage, love, and beauty.
So, with faith in ourselves, with faith in art, with faith in each of us, let us continue this grand dance of creation. May every day be a new canvas, a new page, a new note in the great symphony of humanity.
With love for art, with faith in us—onward to new masterpieces!
Text 5
My friends, brothers and sisters, citizens of our great nation!
I stand before you today not as your ruler but as one of you—a person who believes in the power of every voice, in the might of unity, and in the unshakable strength of democracy. Democracy is not just a word; it is our way of life, our breath, our freedom.
In this world, where power can tempt the few and the voice of the people is sometimes silenced, we must remember: our strength lies in our unity, in our right to choose, in our right to be heard. Democracy is not a gift—it is our conquest, our daily struggle.
I call upon you: do not remain silent! Each of you holds the right to a voice, each of you can alter the course of history. Your ballot is not just paper—it is your power, your chance to say, “We are here, we decide, we build our future!”
Look around—our ancestors fought for this moment, for the chance for each of us to have a voice. Every gathering, every vote, every act of civic participation is a brick in the foundation of the society we build together.
Do not let fear, ignorance, or apathy take hold of you. We must be vigilant, we must be active, we must be united. In democracy, there is no place for tyranny, oppression, or oblivion. Here, every person is part of a vast, beautiful mechanism we call the people.
I urge you: be bold, be active, be the voice of change! Let our country be a place where every voice matters, where every opinion counts, where every citizen is not just a number but an active participant in our shared journey.
Together, we can overcome any hardship and build a society where justice and equality are not mere words but a reality on every corner. May our democracy become an example to the world, a star of hope pointing the way to the light of freedom.
With faith in our democracy, with faith in you—onward to a new, radiant future!
Text 6
My friends, brothers and sisters, hearts of the nation!
I stand before you not as your leader but as your ally, your voice, one who believes in the magic of democracy. Democracy is not just a system—it is our spirit, our strength, our pulse, our song of freedom!
In this world, where darkness can seem endless and voices struggle to rise above the noise, we must recall: our power is in our oneness, our right to choose, our right to be heard. Democracy is not a gift—it is our triumph, our daily victorious anthem.
I call upon you: raise your voices! Each of you is a star in the sky of democracy, each of you can ignite the flame of change. Your voice is not just sound—it is your might, your hope, your chance to declare, “We are here, we decide, we shape our future!”
Look around—our ancestors gave everything so we could stand here today, part of this grand chorus of freedom. Every rally, every vote, every step toward participation is a verse in the hymn of liberty we sing together.
Do not let fear, ignorance, or apathy dim your light. We must be not only vigilant but inspired, not only active but passionate, not just united but indivisible in our pursuit of justice.
I urge you: be the heroes of your time, be warriors of light, be the voice of change! Let our nation become a beacon of hope, where every voice is a melody of transformation, where every opinion is a cornerstone of our society.
Together, we can surmount any trial and build a world where justice and equality are not dreams but the reality of every day. May our democracy inspire the world, a symbol that freedom is not a myth but our essence, our strength, our victory.
With faith in our democracy, with faith in you—onward to a new, radiant, brilliant future!
Text 7
My friends, compatriots, guardians of our heritage!
I stand before you, filled with deep reverence for the history that flows in our veins, for the past that has shaped who we are today. History is not just tales of long-gone days—it is our soul, our memory, our teacher, our inspiration.
In this world, where time races relentlessly and the new seeks to displace the old, we must remember: our history is our strength, our bond with our ancestors, our guide to the future. History is not only pages in books—it is our identity, our roots that nourish our aspiration for greatness.
I call upon you: let us not merely be readers of history but its creators! Each of us is a continuation of a grand narrative, every action a new chapter, every achievement a fresh page in our people’s chronicle. We must be not just those who remember but those who shape history.
Look around—our ancestors lived, suffered, fought, and triumphed so we could stand here, inspired by their deeds. Every monument, every relic, every preserved letter is not just an artifact but a living lesson, a reminder of what it means to be part of something greater than ourselves.
Do not let oblivion claim our heritage. We must be not only its keepers but its storytellers, not only study it but teach it, not only remember but pass this memory forward. History is not just about glory—it is about lessons that should make us better, wiser, united.
I urge you: take pride in your past, be active in the present, be builders of the future! Let our country be not just a place on the map but a repository of history, where each of us contributes to the great book of time.
Together, we can continue writing a history that will inspire, teach, and awe future generations. May our legacy be not just memory but a living, breathing part of our lives, a bridge between what was and what will be.
With faith in our history, with faith in you—onward to new pages, new legends, new eras!
Text 8
My friends, brothers and sisters from every corner of our planet, gathered here today!
I stand before you not merely as a person but as a representative of humanity, a voice of hope for peace, unity, and friendship. We, the inhabitants of Earth, despite differences in language, culture, skin color, or faith, are bound by invisible threads of friendship stronger than any border.
In this world, where discord can seem insurmountable and wars and prejudice try to divide us, we must remember: our strength lies in our unity, in our ability to see in every other person not an enemy but a friend, not a stranger but a brother or sister.
I call upon you: let us be builders of bridges, not walls! Each of us is an emissary of peace, every gesture of friendship a step toward a better world. Our cultures, our traditions, our songs, and our stories are not walls that separate us but bridges we can cross to meet one another.
Look around—our ancestors dreamed of a world, a time when humanity could live in harmony. Every act of kindness, every step toward understanding, every embrace across cultural divides is our contribution to fulfilling that dream. We must not only remember our roots but grow together as one vast, beautiful tree of friendship.
Do not let fear or misunderstanding overshadow our shared dream. We must be not only witnesses to history but its creators, not only residents of Earth but its defenders, not only neighbors but friends.
I urge you: be beacons of friendship, be the ones who extend a hand first, be the ones who see in every person not an adversary but an ally. Let our planet be not just a place to live but a home for us all, where every life is valued, every voice is heard, every heart is open to love and friendship.
Together, we can build a world where borders exist only on maps, not in our hearts. May our Earth be a symbol not only of diversity but of unity, not only of conflicts but of cooperation, not only of past mistakes but of future triumphs in the spirit of friendship.
With faith in our shared humanity, with faith in you—onward to a new age of friendship, to a world where we are all brothers and sisters!