_About Finland_ *Yes right, Finland 2015, were actually in Finnish as well, this means this entry is actually the right one* _About Russia_ *Originally it says that this song has ukrainian & russian lyrics (2012 entry was in english)*
Only the beginning and first chorus are in Ukrainian, rest is Russian. You can hear for example how she says "mamo" (Ukrainian) in the first chorus and in next one "mama" (Russian)
I personally wouldn't count Udmurt as a native language to Russia, as it is a minority language not related in a region that the Russian Federation occupies rather than actual Russia itself.
Halbtonschritt why we choose who we want to send to Eurovision....if we wanted a song in Swedish we would vote for it 😌 all the songs we send to esc represent what music we like here! So don’t feel sorry feel sorry for someone else
It's obvious that the following countries should (always) sing in their native languages at Eurovision: * Australia - English * France - French * Ireland - English or Irish (mostly of Ireland's entries are in English except 1972) * Italy - Italian * Malta - English or Maltese (the first two ESC songs from Malta were in Maltese) * Spain - Spanish * United Kingdom - English
They have a native language - English. They also speak Scots (in parts of Scotland), Gaelic (in parts of UK) and Keltic (in parts of UK). But I know what you meant with your comment, and I agree
I actually discovered that Conchita lost to Trackshittaz in 2012 with 49% of the votes! Those votes changed the history D: Also it was to search what language was that because I was told that it was a dialect, but still counts widely as german I guess
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I think Salvador's win helped on bringing back native languages. I love the variety. It would be nice to have some German back.
This is actually really interesting
RIP Roger Cicero
_About Finland_
*Yes right, Finland 2015, were actually in Finnish as well, this means this entry is actually the right one*
_About Russia_
*Originally it says that this song has ukrainian & russian lyrics (2012 entry was in english)*
MYESC do a video with countries which have sung tge most in their language btw love your videos😉
Good idea
This video just reminded me of 2010 crime with the slovakian entry: horehronie
When you know Shalalie is coming for your country.. LOL
You took piece in Ukrainian for Russia 😂
Do a video with the countries that have sing their native language more times
Silvía Night I think that would be the united Kingdom
Gregg Silva maybe Italy
Emanuele Fabbri Or Ireland ☺
In 2009 Russia sang in Ukrainian too, and Udmurt language in 2012. But anyway nice video!
SuperWDF Fly Wikipedia says that it was Russian
+MYESC well, wikipedia is wrong here :/
In 2009 Anastasia really sang in Ukrainian.
But anyway, nice video!
Ekaterina Meyer-Landrut I'm not Ukrainian or either from Russia, so I have no idea in which language she sings lol
Only the beginning and first chorus are in Ukrainian, rest is Russian. You can hear for example how she says "mamo" (Ukrainian) in the first chorus and in next one "mama" (Russian)
I personally wouldn't count Udmurt as a native language to Russia, as it is a minority language not related in a region that the Russian Federation occupies rather than actual Russia itself.
I'm sorry for Sweden and Denmark.
Sorry for us being fluent in English? Why?
Halbtonschritt why we choose who we want to send to Eurovision....if we wanted a song in Swedish we would vote for it 😌 all the songs we send to esc represent what music we like here! So don’t feel sorry feel sorry for someone else
It's obvious that the following countries should (always) sing in their native languages at Eurovision:
* Australia - English
* France - French
* Ireland - English or Irish (mostly of Ireland's entries are in English except 1972)
* Italy - Italian
* Malta - English or Maltese (the first two ESC songs from Malta were in Maltese)
* Spain - Spanish
* United Kingdom - English
Almost no bad songs here, i love all these diffrent languages ❤️
Many songs in native laungages this year
Oh yeah, Sieneke was a thing...shame for that being our last Dutch entry x'D
Greek❤️
Poor UK , can't have a native langunge
Netanel they could sing in Welsh
English is the native language?
Netanel spmeone could song in Welsh or Scotish Gaelic but no one would choose it outside the language's country
They have a native language - English. They also speak Scots (in parts of Scotland), Gaelic (in parts of UK) and Keltic (in parts of UK). But I know what you meant with your comment, and I agree
English is their native language. of course, it's not the only one spoken there: Welsh, Cornish, Manx, Gaelic, etc.
OMG I LOVE YOUR IDEAS!
Oh god, don't remind us of the absolute monstrosity that was Sieneke o_o
I actually discovered that Conchita lost to Trackshittaz in 2012 with 49% of the votes!
Those votes changed the history D:
Also it was to search what language was that because I was told that it was a dialect, but still counts widely as german I guess
This was very interesting! More interesting than I thought it would be lol
46 years for my country.. wow we’re shameful
Great video, would also love to see a format like this for regional/minority languages.
I LOVE YOUR CHANEL
Wow that was a really nice video!! :)
Austria 2012 sings in a austrian dialect. So a strange german
EdBig TV Still german
Yeah, I think it was a Bavarian dialect? Mühlviertelisch. But it is still German, if you speak the language, you can understand (almost) everything.
Interesting would be the achieved place
Nice!
ARMENIA
Yeah very interesting !
ESTONIA N
Düm Tek Tek not in Turkish?
Eurovision Cyan It was sang in 2003, But the Video was about the last Attempt and this was in 2008
Timon Claassen it's in 2009 ;)
Düm Tek Tek is in English. The song's name is just the beat of drum
Eurovision Cyan The Video says 2008
Timon Claassen It's Everyway That I Can not Düm Tek Tek. Düm Tek Tek was 2009.
In latvia they also speak Russia
So guys, if you're not from italy, Spain or France, just don't