Biennial Contests

[Kaz]

Let's see how many languages we can say 'no' in.
no
no
nej
nein
non
ne
არა
aon
எந்த
nie
dim
tidak
ada
いいえ
no
geen
jo
لا
לא
heç bir
ոչ
няма
ne
не
::na 无
ne
nej
geen
ei
ei
όχι
nem
nei
아니
nē
ne
нема
le
ямар ч
no
não
nu
нет
не
nie
no
hayır
немає
Now no matter where you live, you know the answer is 'no'.

 

[Terence]

Actually 'no' is simply 'LE' ^^

I see the point of this topic but my answer is also, 'no'

 

[Terence]

Actually 'no' is simply 'LE' ^^

I see the point of this topic but my answer is also, 'no'

 

[JamesUK1990]

Nincs literally means 'there is not' better to say 'nem'

Seems like we're kind of unanimous about this, huh?

 

[soundofsilence]

No

 

[Fierro]

немає

It's ні.

Немає means absence of something.

Same wrong translations were made for bunch of other Slavic languages

 

[BernadetteCydonia]

at this rate it'd be sometimes better off if it were a biennial competition. more time to regain strenght for the upcoming edition I guess? /maybejkmaybeno

anyways - EBU already has an every-two-years competition that they still think is worth pursuing - Eurovision Young Musicians. For the odd numbered years they would have stuff like Eurovision Young Dancers (last edition 2013) or Eurovision Choir (2017 & 2019 only) to perhaps fill in the void for those who per chance want a Eurovision in between the main event and the Junior event. So I guess

 

[Sammy]

Let's see how many languages we can say 'no' in.
no
no
nej
nein
non
ne
არა
aon
எந்த
nie
dim
tidak
ada
いいえ
no
geen
jo
لا
לא
heç bir
ոչ
няма
ne
не
::na 无
ne
nej
geen
ei
ei
όχι
nem
nei
아니
nē
ne
нема
le
ямар ч
no
não
nu
нет
не
nie
no
hayır
немає
Now no matter where you live, you know the answer is 'no'.

let me add a viennese no:

oida wos is mit dia?!