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I'm underwhelmed so far. I like Russia and Albania flawed as both are, Serbia & Italy are also pretty fine, then......
 

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Olivia Wieczorek will probably represent Poland in JESC 2016.

the studio version is SO BORING!!!!

The live version is REALLY GOOD! I like the live version a lot!!!
 

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just watched this weeks Irish Final... and apparently the jury are insane!
Daniel Gallagher should have made the final but due to some crazy jury members he didnt
 

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Any ideas on the host? I know BNT didn't announce their host til late October but last time PBS hosted they announced in September.

Also how do the Netherlands manage to send the most annoying song every year????!!!
 

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american? Is not english?

English: Mum
American: Mom
English: Colour
American: Color

It's mainly just different spellings. Americans use z (and pronounce it zee and UK pronounces it zed) English: realise - American: realize

some words are different too
English: tap
American: faucet

English: dummy
American: pacifier

English: Nappy
American: diaper

etc..
 

DanielLuis

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English: Mum
American: Mom
English: Colour
American: Color

It's mainly just different spellings. Americans use z (and pronounce it zee and UK pronounces it zed) English: realise - American: realize

some words are different too
English: tap
American: faucet

English: dummy
American: pacifier

English: Nappy
American: diaper

etc..

That doesn't mean such a thing as 'American language' exists though
 

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That doesn't mean such a thing as 'American language' exists though

I didn't claim there is an American language.. I referred to it as American.. as in American English.. the song is in American English.. not traditional English (AKA British English)
 

mariagold

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English: Mum
American: Mom
English: Colour
American: Color
for a italian is more easy tell Color, because coulor have two vocals near o and u, in italian we dont have two vocals near, and she pronunce mom, because the words mum in italian sounds like the italian word mummia (mummy), mom sond more the words mamma
 

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Here is the Albanian entry with a bit better quality and English lyrics

 
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