Comments on: Georgia strikes back – We don’t wanna put in http://blog.eurovisionchat.com/georgia-strikes-back-we-dont-wanna-put-in/ Mon, 11 Jan 2010 03:24:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Annie http://blog.eurovisionchat.com/georgia-strikes-back-we-dont-wanna-put-in/comment-page-1/#comment-45981 Annie Thu, 14 May 2009 19:00:48 +0000 http://blog.eurovisionchat.com/?p=498#comment-45981 Couldn't agree more! Haven't checked out Esperanto yet but wish countries would sing in their own language. I am from UK but live in Greece-our entry has nothing Greek about it apart from the Greek God that performs it! Bring on the BOUZOUKI-please! Couldn’t agree more! Haven’t checked out Esperanto yet but wish countries would sing in their own language. I am from UK but live in Greece-our entry has nothing Greek about it apart from the Greek God that performs it! Bring on the BOUZOUKI-please!

]]> By: Brian Barker http://blog.eurovisionchat.com/georgia-strikes-back-we-dont-wanna-put-in/comment-page-1/#comment-45913 Brian Barker Tue, 03 Mar 2009 14:01:01 +0000 http://blog.eurovisionchat.com/?p=498#comment-45913 The only thing I am unhappy about, with the Eurovision Song Contest, is that the use of English, in the Contest, increases year by year. May I say, as a native English speaker, that this unfair. The time has come to break this habit of "language imperialism", in the Eurovision Song Contest, and use a song, sung in Esperanto instead! This is a serious suggestion, as you can see from the Esperanto music which is already available at http://www.vinilkosmo.com/?prs=listen or at http://video.google.(...)-8837438938991452670 There's even cheesy Esperanto music available! See http://www.ipernity.com/home/76977 The only thing I am unhappy about, with the Eurovision Song Contest, is that the use of English, in the Contest, increases year by year. May I say, as a native English speaker, that this unfair.

The time has come to break this habit of “language imperialism”, in the Eurovision Song Contest, and use a song, sung in Esperanto instead!

This is a serious suggestion, as you can see from the Esperanto music which is already available at http://www.vinilkosmo.com/?prs=listen or at http://video.google.(…)-8837438938991452670

There’s even cheesy Esperanto music available! See http://www.ipernity.com/home/76977

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