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I need to get of my behind and do an overview

Elisabethshagen wrote:

Du musst Dich selbst von hinten befreien, um einen Überblick zu bekommen??!
Springst Du dazu über Deinen eigenen Schatten?

Ich werde tun, was nötig ist
(I will do what is neecessary (how do you spell this word?))

The New Nordic Union wrote:

1 c, 2 s
A shirt has one collar but two sleeves

Ah, thank you. I'm fluent in english but often make a mistake.

Der deutsche demokratische staat wrote:

Ich werde tun, was nötig ist
(I will do what is neecessary (how do you spell this word?))

I struggle to spell it as well. Necessarily is even worse

Der deutsche demokratische staat wrote:

Or beutiful

Beutiful
Beu
how

The English language is a strange thing

The Swiss Canton of Zürich yesterday voted against extended parental leave for up to 18 weeks per parent (up from 14 and 2 weeks for mothers and fathers) and yet Swiss people always complain about our low birth rates and lack of people to fill jobs...make it make sense.

Gliesetonia wrote:

Unpopular opinion:

Hard disagree on Serbia not deserving a place in the final sorry, I loved the song and the message behind it a lot. In my experience people either loved or hated the song, no in between.

Albania and Latvia were robbed by not making the finals though. France and Lithuania were underrated in the finals too IMO. Switzerland deserved the 0 in televoting, and I say that as a Swiss person XD.

The Song was great, reminded me Serbian is a amazing language for music

Till Lindemann would be a great Eurovision entry for Germany

Qroma wrote:

I dont typically follow Eurovision but if he was representing Germany I absolutely would.

Me too.
It would be memorable.

Anglinia wrote:

A problem with Eurovision I think is that the groups are pretty much penalised for singing in their own language; English-language ballads get more jury votes than high effort european mother tongue songs; and I say this as an English native speaker

A sad truth where people have to choose either to send the message/words understandable for “international” audience or to sing in their country’s language & represent culture and authenticity. I’m renowned supporter for ethnic entires and cultural representation in such events so it also saddens me when nations prefer English simply because it’s easier for the audience

Gliesetonia wrote:

The Swiss Canton of Zürich yesterday voted against extended parental leave for up to 18 weeks per parent (up from 14 and 2 weeks for mothers and fathers) and yet Swiss people always complain about our low birth rates and lack of people to fill jobs...make it make sense.

Bro, du sprichst mir aus der Seele

Verdammte bürgerliche, alter 😩

Laver Island wrote:

That seems surprisingly low even with the extension

We're a paradise for Neoliberalism

Phillip isle wrote:

Did you have a nation here before?

If yes, please give a hint (or two)

No I will not.
UKCS is someone I remember

Qroma wrote:

Lord you're old then

Waaaaay before this card thing turned up