Re: BELARUS 2012
You wrote that they fail at most time, are you gonna deny your own words now?
I speak with an accent, I sing with an accent, I write songs in English. Why is there a need to be a contestant? If you dislike broken English - it's not about ESC -> it's about any potential and not potential performer/person. Including me. I can submit a song to our NF any time
If you don't understand me - ok, but if I have broken English and you can undesrtand me?
The problem is... Never! You talk about how we choose English songs but you almost never (never?) say anything against MF and your own ESC entries. Not fair.And where did I wrote I was happy with Sweden's decisions in this? Still though, Swedes produces some of the major worldwide hits each year and the accent is often good so in a sense it all comes down more naturally still.
It's true they don't sound like what's produced in English speaking nations, but didn't I write that it failed at its aim though?
You wrote that they fail at most time, are you gonna deny your own words now?
"Boring with all this English in Eurovision, and even worse with broken English. "When did I even mention you? Are you one of the contestants here? I don't understand how talking about Belarussian ESC entries became a topic about you? All non-English speakers have an accent, but I think if someone so desperately try to sing in English atleast it wouldn't sound so bad if the accent was ok atleast.
I don't judge people's accents, but then again I prefer to listen to songs in native language than with heavy broken English. I don't really see the point in sining in English if it's barely understandable.
I speak with an accent, I sing with an accent, I write songs in English. Why is there a need to be a contestant? If you dislike broken English - it's not about ESC -> it's about any potential and not potential performer/person. Including me. I can submit a song to our NF any time
If you don't understand me - ok, but if I have broken English and you can undesrtand me?