@@RoyPM2 and btw, more facts about this year’s Eesti laul, Räpina is a town in Põlva County, Estonia and with a estimated population of 2000. So my fav song (in which i really hope that it’s going to represent Estonia in the ESC ‘25) ‘ Tule ‘ (translated to Come) is performed by Räpina Jack who might be from this small town called Räpina. Anna Sahlene, over 20 years ago used her stage name as Sahlene and in 2002 she represented Estonia with the song called “ Runaway “. her most successful song (when it comes to representing Estonia in the ESC)
It’s always fun when countries use stereotypes about themselves but I’m not sure how to feel about countries using other countries stereotypes as a gimmick
As an Italian espresso macchiato bothers me very much Mostly because it’s not even Italian “por favore” and “mi amore” are not correct and it feels like a mockery rather than making fun for fun’s sake (even though I am sure there’s no malice)
really accurate critique. Similar thoughts here.
Greetings from Estonia
10:30 Külm actually means/translate to Cold. ‘ Kas sul on külm? Are you (feeling) Cold? ‘ 11:55 this is my favourite song from the competition
Ahhh damn it!
Well that still makes a lot of sense, love it!
@@RoyPM2 and btw, more facts about this year’s Eesti laul, Räpina is a town in Põlva County, Estonia and with a estimated population of 2000. So my fav song (in which i really hope that it’s going to represent Estonia in the ESC ‘25) ‘ Tule ‘ (translated to Come) is performed by Räpina Jack who might be from this small town called Räpina. Anna Sahlene, over 20 years ago used her stage name as Sahlene and in 2002 she represented Estonia with the song called “ Runaway “. her most successful song (when it comes to representing Estonia in the ESC)
8:21 you got that right
Külm - is cold
It’s always fun when countries use stereotypes about themselves but I’m not sure how to feel about countries using other countries stereotypes as a gimmick
Hey Roy, I love that you won’t accept trite lyrics…with ChatGPT and others widely available let’s say goodbye to bad English at ESC.
Ant is good ! Ant win last ESTONIAN superstar. He not Estonian. He born in Turkey and is married to an Estonian
As an Italian espresso macchiato bothers me very much
Mostly because it’s not even Italian “por favore” and “mi amore” are not correct and it feels like a mockery rather than making fun for fun’s sake (even though I am sure there’s no malice)