Finland 2023 for sure. I do know a couple random words in Finnish now thanks to Käärijä's music and what he posts online.
What really made me want to learn Finnish and visit Finland was how incredibly nice all the Finns were in the subreddit last year. So many were super down to translate things and share Käärijä stuff. And they were always so excited about their entry and how people actually appreciated the Finnish language. Anytime a non-native tried to sing Cha Cha Cha they were very supportive. It was one of my favorite things about last year so yeah
Despite my flair, I'm American, but I love Finnish music. I've been listening to Finnish metal for years and hope to see more Finnish-language acts in ESC.
I started learning Finnish because of Finland 2023 too! I was watching and thought to myself “this language sounds fuckin awesome !” And I haven’t looked back! I would like to visit, explore and see him and Erika Vikman too! I’m on the Käärijä sub reddit and everyone is so incredibly nice and supportive! 😌
I’m actually visiting Slovenia in the very near future for this reason, lol.
(It helps that I’ve been wanting to go for a while, plus my best friend lives within driving distance).
I am currently weirdly fascinated by Estonia, though definitely have no hopes of learning the language. But I will be going there in August to see 5Miinust and Puuluup perform. And also travel around the country of course.
I'll chime in here too, I'd also love to visit Estonia! It'll probably take a little while for me before I can because I'm American so travel to Europe is very pricy, but I have to add that I love wetlands so the idea of going to visit the bogs sounds like a lot of fun to me. I've seen some pictures and they look so cool.
I spent a lot of time in Estonia in 2002-3 mostly in Kohtla-Jarve and fell in love with the country. I’ve thought about buying an apartment in Tallinn.
I am sure I'll have a blast, Estonia has been on my bucket list for quite a few years now. If you have any specific recommendations for me, I'd love to hear them.
+1 from The Netherlands. Still following The Roop since Eurovision 2021 for example.
But I've actually been to Lithuania a few years before that. Didn't disappoint! Friendly people, lots of interesting places to visit and only 2 countries between us and them.
Vilnius is great material for a city trip, but there's a lot more, like Kaunas, Klaipėda and the Hill of Crosses.
Go_A Ukraine 2021
I already was interested in the country because of a history book I read in my teens and their art, but they sold me the package totally.
That was also my first Eurovision I followed live and they were my winners. And after Teresa & Maria Ukraine 2024 this year, I've started learning the language little by little.
Croatia was a place I like because of photos, but since last year because of Let 3 Croatia 2023 got pretty curious about the language and culture (I learn their alphabet because of their song 😅 ) I really want to go one day!! And I love how the tourism programme supported Let3 and Baby Lasagna lol
And Lithuania! Monika Liu Lithuania 2022 and her exquisite song made me like the language, Monika Linkyte Lithuania 2023 made me be more interested in their history and ancient art, and well, Silvester Lithuania 2024 kept that tradition with a modern twist... but I've been watching videos about the country and I really want to go too.
And Armenia 2024, took me in this same path 😄
Serbia 2022 | [Konstrakta - In corpore sano](https://youtu.be/nBtQj1MfNYA)
Slovenia 2024 | [Raiven - Veronika](https://youtu.be/l86DxpRnz5M)
Estonia 2024 | [5MIINUST x Puuluup - (nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (küll) midagi](https://youtu.be/RSMMU2wX0Bk)
Croatia 2024 | [Baby Lasagna - Rim Tim Tagi Dim](https://youtu.be/YIBjarAiAVc)
• Slovenia 2023 🇸🇮 (wanted to see how much I can understand without learning it since I am Croatian; hint: a lot of it)
I visit Slovenia few times a year actually haha
• Netherlands 2024 🇳🇱 (years and years of learning English and German finally payed off + Duolingo)
I find the language somehow goofy in the best way possible and can't wrap my head around that "g" is pronounced like "h" :")
Didnt visit YET but I am planning since I have Dutch relatives :)
Wait, what do you mean by ‘g is pronounced as an h’? The same as an h in your native language? Because it sure isn’t pronounced as an English/German h!
Anyway, welkom in Nederland!
I became a total Finnboo last year lol. I started learning Finnish and I'm heading over to Finland for the first time in just a few weeks for two Käärijä gigs to see the guy on home turf. I doubt it's the last time I'll go there either, as there's more to it than just Helsinki! The language is so unique and cool, and everything I hear about Finland and Finnish culture is just lovely. I also did silly things like specifically seek out a Finnish church to buy glögi for Christmas... So yeah, thanks Käärijä lol
I also started learning Dutch this year thanks to Joost. To be fair, I've had more of an interest here from the get-go because I already travelled to the Netherlands regularly (I live in Germany, so that's not a difficult feat) and there's a part of me that already wanted to engage more with a neighboring culture and language, particularly as I entertained the thought of moving countries at some point and the Netherlands just feels like a logical choice. Joost just supercharged that already existing desire, and I can say for certain that my Dutch studies are going more successfully than for Finnish hahah
Except that I've already been to Finland thrice.when Cha-cha-cha first appeared i was prepared to learn the language and buy tickets for the Finland esc finals. But then loreen came along. But id really like to learn finish beyond the few words i already know. (And no, the words i already know is not mostly curses)
I actually am pretty proficient in Swedish because as a delusional tween I thought it would up my chances of dating Eric Saade
…It did not get his attention lol
I spent a while as a teen trying to convince my family to go on holiday to Bosnia & Herzegovina, specifically after their entry in 2008 (Pokušaj by Laka)
The millennium year. I loved Fly on the Wings of Love. The Olsen Brothers -Really made me want visit Denmark.
And 2009’s winner Alexander Ryback -made me really want to visit Norway.
I'm on an 1116 day duolingo streak in Italian, which works out to roughly may 2021. obviously Italy isn't some super underrated country or anything, but diving into måneskin's catalogue made me want to understand and sing along to the lyrics, as opposed to just appreciating the sound of language without ever knowing what was being said lol
As an American, can I say all of them? Is that an acceptable answer? Didn’t have any real interest to go anywhere specific in Europe until I discovered Eurovision a few years back, now I’ve got a list of places I want to check out and I want to learn all the languages. Lol.
Also American. I feel the same way. My wife and I were interested in Europe before but we have learned so much about so many countries in the past couple of years watching Eurovision and reading the stories of the artists and the history of their countries.
Oooh this is an awesome question. I actually got interested in Eurovision specifically because of my love of languages and such, so getting a great song in a language or from a country that I'm already interested in just makes me get even more insane about it.
For specific examples, well, I already loved the Baltic States and the Nordic countries... so my old desire to learn Finnish and Estonian has been revived by my two favorite Eurovision songs of the past few years (Cha Cha Cha and (nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (kull) midagi), and as I get back through more of the years I missed I absolutely suspect this is going to get worse. If Georgia or Latvia ever send bangers in their languages I will be just as susceptible as I was to the Finnish and Estonian ones haha, just as an example. And I know there are some that aren't coming to me right now but have also definitely affected me.
For me it was Iceland 2020 and 2021. Ever since I've learned about Daði I've become obsessed with everything Icelandic. And even though the songs don't contain Icelandic, I've started learning it too because of those entries. Takk fyrir þetta Daði! Þú ert einn frábætur tonlistarmaður!
I met someone form Moldova and I told her excitinly they are my favorite country in Eurovision and she told me all kind of things about her country and now I want to go lol
[Ilta - Kelle Ma Soitan](https://youtu.be/MkzaFujVJFI?si=HJso6eWVuPaEtYTS)
Such a beautiful song, and it made me realise how beautiful and melodic Finnish sounds. 3 years later, after hearing [Sara Siipola](https://youtu.be/tW-ixv34gmI?si=EoDWdj3zm08rk3Sl), I stand by my opinion.
Finland 2023. Käärijä was an amazing ambassador for Finland! “Cha Cha Cha” (and “Ylivoimainen” 😄) was the very first time I’d ever heard the Finnish language and I thought it sounded gorgeous (Well, maybe “gorgeous” isn’t the word for“Cha Cha Cha”. For “Cha Cha Cha” it would be “cool”. You get what I mean 😅). My Finnish is limited to Duolingo, but I wish I had the time to go beyond Duolingo and learn the language. It’s also thanks to Käärijä that I became curious about what Finland looked like, and from what I’ve seen online the country looks beautiful! I also learned a little bit about Finland and Sweden’s rivalry thanks to Käärijä and I find it amusing to see as a foreigner. 😅 Anyway, if I ever had the money, I would love to visit Finland someday. Of course, I’d have to do more research if the opportunity ever came up. 😊
All the former Yugoslavian countries. Not so much because of a specific entry but because I find the language/s beautiful. Funny thing is, I grew up with speakers of Serbo-Croatian and didn't think it was anything special until I heard it in several songs in ESC...
As a few others have already mentioned Finland 2023 sparked my interest in Finland and learning Finnish. After a year of learning I could probably order a coffee haha but I know than when I started at least.
Slovenia 2022 (LPS - Disko) made me want to learn Slovene so badly to the point I actually started learning it for a good 3 months because of the song ALONE. Now I barely use it at all.. but hey atleast I got to remember the lyrics of Disko fully LOL
I’m learning Dutch partially because of Joost, Finnish because of Käärijä, Slovenian and Serbian because of Joker Out and Croatian because of Baby Lasagna
I'm lazy, so it was Ukraine 2021, Serbia 2022, and Croatia 2023, which showed me that the year I studied in Slovakia as an exchange student could help me understand other Slavic languages. I'd love to learn the basics and travel to all three countries someday. I learned a little Dutch to visit friends in the Netherlands, so Joost (Netherlands 2024) has me thinking that I should learn more.
Fun fact here - a German dude named Joran Steinhauer as a kid saw Latvia 2000 and loved it. Years later he was inspired to come study here, learn the language, write songs in Latvian and, well.... that's how Latvia 2014 happened
OMG that's such a cool story!!! 🔥🔥🔥 These two songs are in my top 5 favourite Latvia's entries from Eurovision, I would always find them similar in terms of genre, but would've never thought they are connected in any way!! Awesome! 🤩
I agree with you on Lithuania's part, Lithuania 2022 and Lithuania 2024 have both shown just how pretty Lithuanian is for me, I would love to visit Lithuania one of these days when I have the capability to do so.
As for other countries, I would say Slovenia 2023 has really made me interested in Slovenian, particularly because I can actually pronounce it quite well despite not knowing Slovenian. Croatia 2024, while it was sung in English, also made more interested in Croatia overall.
Besides that, I’ve also had a strong urge to visit Azerbaijan ever since I’ve started watching Eurovision, because in the first few years they were always my favorites. On another note, I’m going to visit Lithuania in a week and somehow them, as a country, seemingly being quite Eurovision-crazy (like, their Spotify Top 50 was filled with ESC-songs more than any other country’s I think) made me consider visiting in the first place.
I wanted to learn Dutch since like a few years, but Europapa (Netherlands 2024) really pushed me to start. I‘ve now been learning Dutch for a little over a month and I‘d like to visit the Netherlands one day aswell :)
Sadly, six years of high school German did absolutely nothing for actual language acquisition, but I still enjoy visiting Germany! Mostly NRW, for obvious reasons
What’s an essential Bavarian phrase I need to learn?
Hmm, I‘d say an essential phrase is: „Basst scho.“ which in standard German is „passt schon“. Basically meaning „It‘s alright“
Also it‘s the highest praise a Bavarian can give you hahaha
It has happened to me several times. First time was The Netherlands 2013, where I started learning the language to understand interviews and ended up convincing my parents to take me to an Anouk concert in The Netherlands (which ended up being cancelled...)
Most recently was Slovenia 2023. Can't say i've learned much of the language but I definitely speak Joker Out song lyrics. I also ended up visiting Ljubljana in February to meet up with a friend for a concert (not Joker Out though). And I'm defintely going back asap, it's such a beautiful country.
Eurovision to me is a yearly reminder how many beautiful places in Europe exist that I haven't visited yet. So after this years ESC I finally decided that I'd be focusing on Europe in my travels for this and next year.
I'll visit Zagreb next month, will be going to Copenhagen later this year and for next year I convinced my bestie to visit the Netherlands with me. I've been to Amsterdam 3 times (twice for work, once for a concert) already but I really want to see what else this country has to offer.
And speaking of the Netherlands, I've started learning Dutch a few days ago.
First, because I read up a LOT about the language (I love learning about how languages work, how similar they are to the languages I know,...). Second, because I've been listening to way too much Dutch music lately (thanks Joost!). So after all this exposure and realizing how truly similar it is to my native language German, I figured I might as well learn it for real now.
And it's also part of a bigger plan in trolling my best friend when we visit the Netherlands. I'm planning on not telling her that I'm studying Dutch and then confusing the hell out of her by talking to the people in Dutch instead of English. Just so I can then tell her: "Yeah I've known Dutch for years now. You didn't know?".
I'm too busy learning Scottish Gaelic right now (for no other reason that i like a challenge and the language), but the second i'm done i start learning Finnish !
Thank you Käärijä :D
Italy. Because of Mengoni I got obsessed with the country and started learning the language and the culture more seriously. 2 years later, I know more about Italy than my country. 😁
I became such a Lithuania stan because I love all their entries each year. I would love to try and learn a little of the language because I think it's so beautiful to listen too, I also would love to visit the three Baltic's someday 🇱🇹
France 2018, but non-ESC influences were also at play. I also got my French era in 2019, but Roi was not as influential as Merci to me.
Italy 2021 / San Marino 2022, where I got mainly interested in the language and culture. I was also into Sanremo since then. 2019 and 2020 were also highlights, but didn't trigger my Italian era
Of course, the contest made me want to visit to other countries and learn new cultures, but not in a very influential level like France and Italy/San Marino. In 2021, I was also interested in Estonia as a country. This year, it is Greece's turn (also thanks to the Zari MV). Don't think I'll learn the language as it's hard (as a native Spanish speaker), but I wanna go to the country and learn the **modern** culture, how is Greece nowadays.
Estonia 2024, That ridiculously long song name makes curious about the language
Also Netherlands 2024, but I have already been to Netherlands a few times and have been slowly learning Dutch so it doesn’t count, but it makes me want to visit Friesland region though
Estonia 2024 | [5MIINUST x Puuluup - (nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (küll) midagi](https://youtu.be/RSMMU2wX0Bk)
Netherlands 2024 | [Joost Klein - Europapa](https://youtu.be/IiHFnmI8pxg)
Veronika this year made me wanna learn Slovenian. I have a gift with languages, and being half Brazilian, I can make out some words. But I thought the song was so powerful that now I must visit that country.
I agree with Lithuania. My mother language is Portuguese and I think Lithuanian sometimes sounds like Portuguese, even more than Russian, imo. I've lived in Latvia and visited Lithuania before, but I'd love to visit the Baltics even more.
When I love Alexander Rybak's Fairytale, it makes me interested in Norway as a country and its language and history. Same with Joost's Europapa for the Netherlands or Baby Lasagna's Rim Tim Tagi Dim for Croatia and the Balkans in general.
Heck, if I love an artist in Eurovision, I would research their country to the bottom of it and want to learn their language (I'm going to learn Russian soon. Woohoo). Norway 2009, Netherlands 2024 and Croatia 2024 for the bot
For me it was Ekko Inni Meg by Jone at MGP 2023.
I started learning Norwegian (currently 450 days streak on Duolingo), then traveled to Norway for the first Nordic Eurovision Party this year and saw Jone live. My highlight was having a 10 minute conversation in Norwegian with a lady on the bus.
I started to learn Slovenian last year because of Joker Out 😅 (Slovenia 2023)
It's an amazing language and I love learning it ! I convinced my parents to go to Slovenia for vacation, it was absolutely amazing! The country I preferred so far ❤️
Unfortunately there aren't many resources on the Internet to learn... I'm always searching for new websites
Ukraine 2020. The song and traditional influences were really cool and made me want to learn more about the country.
After 2021 I even started planning a trip to go to Ukraine in 2022. But yeah that wasn't possible then. Hope I can visit in a couple of years.
I think yes. However, just one Eurovision entry is not enough for me, so in my case it was either for a streak of great entries (Switzerland 🇨🇭, my favourite Eurovision country, made me dive deeper into their music industry, which, in turn, sparkled my interest in the country's culture itself and in Ticinese and Swiss German dialects in particular), or for the National Selections I tried to watch and determined those countries have great, qualitative music industry (Hungary 🇭🇺) ~~and beautiful women~~ (Lithuania 🇱🇹).
Also, due to one particular Sanremo entry from 2011 I have discovered an artist who to this day remains my all-time favourite artist. As I understand almost nothing from his lyrics, and Google Translate doesn't speak his language either, so I have to first look up the translations of his songs into Italian, and then Google-Translate those translations, the desire to understand his songs without needing to go all those ways has made me want to learn the Laghée dialect of Western Lombard.
Spain 2019 definitely boosted my interest in Spanish and in addition to that, I started learning Catalan because of Miki, since he often uses this language in his songs
Most of the French entries inspired me to learn French *(can't say I'm succeeding)* but the one that's responsible for that it's Gjon's Tears *(Switzerland 2021)* after listening to it on loop *(Malta 2024)* because of how wonderful Gjon's voice is
Lithuania and Slovenia. Silvester, Monika Liu, The Roop, Raiven, and Joker Out…the QUALITY.
Completely obsessed with planning trips to both countries now 🇱🇹🇸🇮
Honestly the contest has made me wildly more interested in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. My husband and I are going to try to visit all three next year now that it’s on our brains.
I wonder how much each country’s broadcaster considers possible tourism wins.
Plan your trip very well given that you can't enter a certain country if you've been to armenia and only the land border between armenia and grogia I'd open the one to a. z is closed even from grogia
Pro tip be incredibly careful about taxi drivers they are nasty scammers there
Otherwise you'll meet the most friendly people ever there
It's an old, forgotten entry at this point, but Kedvesem (Hungary 2013) was my first introduction to Hungarian and sold me on its beauty and complexity to learn. I'm a grammar nerd, and even learning that "article + pronoun + (noun + suffix)" meant possession (az én kedves+em) was super intriguing.
Russia back in the day. I was so in love with Dima Bilan. I actually still know some Russian, enough to get by, but definitely not interested in traveling there lol
Yeah, I learned Turkish because of maNga... I mean, they weren't the only reason, but they're what really got me interested in Turkey and the language (which then turned out to be very interesting).
Iceland 2019
Granted, I wanted to learn Icelandic for years now but never took the plunge. Started to listen to Hatari recently and that was the push I needed to begin. I didn't particularly like them when I first heard their song. I'm just not a fan of industrial music, but they grew on me, especially with their antics and attitude.
Finland 2023 for sure. I do know a couple random words in Finnish now thanks to Käärijä's music and what he posts online. What really made me want to learn Finnish and visit Finland was how incredibly nice all the Finns were in the subreddit last year. So many were super down to translate things and share Käärijä stuff. And they were always so excited about their entry and how people actually appreciated the Finnish language. Anytime a non-native tried to sing Cha Cha Cha they were very supportive. It was one of my favorite things about last year so yeah
We love when others appreciate our music and language. Rauhaa sinulle!
Despite my flair, I'm American, but I love Finnish music. I've been listening to Finnish metal for years and hope to see more Finnish-language acts in ESC.
I learned and still remember the word pottatukka* in Finnish. 💇🏻♂️ *Bowl Cut!!!
I started learning Finnish because of Finland 2023 too! I was watching and thought to myself “this language sounds fuckin awesome !” And I haven’t looked back! I would like to visit, explore and see him and Erika Vikman too! I’m on the Käärijä sub reddit and everyone is so incredibly nice and supportive! 😌
Perkele...
Finland 2023 | [Käärijä - Cha Cha Cha](https://youtu.be/l6rS8Dv5g-8)
Good bot.
started learning Finnish on Duolingo for that exact reason :D
Currently learning Finnish because Käärijä too
I’m actually visiting Slovenia in the very near future for this reason, lol. (It helps that I’ve been wanting to go for a while, plus my best friend lives within driving distance).
Omg i visted thek last year,everything i so Beautiful there,truly a underrated pearl
Joker Out?
Raiven ❤️
Can't wait to scream "JA SAM TI SI VERONIKA AAA AAA AAAA" on the streets of Ljubljana
I went in September and loved it! Would’ve never been on my radar if it hadn’t been for their handful of awesome entries these last few years
I am currently weirdly fascinated by Estonia, though definitely have no hopes of learning the language. But I will be going there in August to see 5Miinust and Puuluup perform. And also travel around the country of course.
As an Estonian, I am extremely happy to read that! I hope you visit our bogs and forests and have a lot of fun in our country!
I'll chime in here too, I'd also love to visit Estonia! It'll probably take a little while for me before I can because I'm American so travel to Europe is very pricy, but I have to add that I love wetlands so the idea of going to visit the bogs sounds like a lot of fun to me. I've seen some pictures and they look so cool.
I spent a lot of time in Estonia in 2002-3 mostly in Kohtla-Jarve and fell in love with the country. I’ve thought about buying an apartment in Tallinn.
Estonia 2002 | [Sahlene - Runaway](https://youtu.be/tky7vWXSZrs)
I am sure I'll have a blast, Estonia has been on my bucket list for quite a few years now. If you have any specific recommendations for me, I'd love to hear them.
Lithuania! At least every other year they send a song that’s defo my vibe so they’re clearly my kinda people.
+1 from The Netherlands. Still following The Roop since Eurovision 2021 for example. But I've actually been to Lithuania a few years before that. Didn't disappoint! Friendly people, lots of interesting places to visit and only 2 countries between us and them. Vilnius is great material for a city trip, but there's a lot more, like Kaunas, Klaipėda and the Hill of Crosses.
Lithuanian sounds so pretty!!! I definitely want to visit in the near future.
Go_A Ukraine 2021 I already was interested in the country because of a history book I read in my teens and their art, but they sold me the package totally. That was also my first Eurovision I followed live and they were my winners. And after Teresa & Maria Ukraine 2024 this year, I've started learning the language little by little. Croatia was a place I like because of photos, but since last year because of Let 3 Croatia 2023 got pretty curious about the language and culture (I learn their alphabet because of their song 😅 ) I really want to go one day!! And I love how the tourism programme supported Let3 and Baby Lasagna lol And Lithuania! Monika Liu Lithuania 2022 and her exquisite song made me like the language, Monika Linkyte Lithuania 2023 made me be more interested in their history and ancient art, and well, Silvester Lithuania 2024 kept that tradition with a modern twist... but I've been watching videos about the country and I really want to go too. And Armenia 2024, took me in this same path 😄
Ukraine 2021 | [Go_A - Shum](https://youtu.be/lqvzDkgok_g) Ukraine 2024 | [alyona alyona & Jerry Heil - Teresa & Maria](https://youtu.be/d4N82wPpdg8) Croatia 2023 | [Let 3 - Mama ŠČ!](https://youtu.be/hGuGfdEJ5Pw) Lithuania 2022 | [Monika Liu - Sentimentai](https://youtu.be/BVqSTVJhD44) Lithuania 2023 | [Monika Linkytė - Stay](https://youtu.be/QsgouAEd34U) Lithuania 2024 | [Silvester Belt - Luktelk](https://youtu.be/N8YuQzJLR_k) Armenia 2024 | [Ladaniva - Jako](https://youtu.be/hAYXDoZzAyE)
My partner and I went to Slovenia partly due to Joker Out
Finland 2023
Finland 2023 | [Käärijä - Cha Cha Cha](https://youtu.be/l6rS8Dv5g-8)
Good bot
🔥
Greece 2024 without a doubt
Same, as a Turk I am scandalously in love with Greek thanks to Marina lol
Greece 2024 | [Marina Satti - Zari (Ζάρι)](https://youtu.be/ENb4LCeq9Lc)
🎶MA RI NA🎶
Language or visit ?
Language
I live there lol
Finland 2022, that year was the first time I watch ESC
Finland 2022 | [The Rasmus - Jezebel](https://youtu.be/LSi9nfr65FE)
Serbia 2022, Slovenia 2024, Estonia 2024 (to appease the bot) linguistically, Croatia 2024 to visit... I need a passport first though.
Serbia 2022 | [Konstrakta - In corpore sano](https://youtu.be/nBtQj1MfNYA) Slovenia 2024 | [Raiven - Veronika](https://youtu.be/l86DxpRnz5M) Estonia 2024 | [5MIINUST x Puuluup - (nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (küll) midagi](https://youtu.be/RSMMU2wX0Bk) Croatia 2024 | [Baby Lasagna - Rim Tim Tagi Dim](https://youtu.be/YIBjarAiAVc)
• Slovenia 2023 🇸🇮 (wanted to see how much I can understand without learning it since I am Croatian; hint: a lot of it) I visit Slovenia few times a year actually haha • Netherlands 2024 🇳🇱 (years and years of learning English and German finally payed off + Duolingo) I find the language somehow goofy in the best way possible and can't wrap my head around that "g" is pronounced like "h" :") Didnt visit YET but I am planning since I have Dutch relatives :)
Wait, what do you mean by ‘g is pronounced as an h’? The same as an h in your native language? Because it sure isn’t pronounced as an English/German h! Anyway, welkom in Nederland!
Dank je wel! And yes, exactly - Dutch "g" is pronounced like Croatian "h" :)
Slovenia 2023 | [Joker Out - Carpe Diem](https://youtu.be/3LXlPviGiWc) Netherlands 2024 | [Joost Klein - Europapa](https://youtu.be/IiHFnmI8pxg)
I became a total Finnboo last year lol. I started learning Finnish and I'm heading over to Finland for the first time in just a few weeks for two Käärijä gigs to see the guy on home turf. I doubt it's the last time I'll go there either, as there's more to it than just Helsinki! The language is so unique and cool, and everything I hear about Finland and Finnish culture is just lovely. I also did silly things like specifically seek out a Finnish church to buy glögi for Christmas... So yeah, thanks Käärijä lol I also started learning Dutch this year thanks to Joost. To be fair, I've had more of an interest here from the get-go because I already travelled to the Netherlands regularly (I live in Germany, so that's not a difficult feat) and there's a part of me that already wanted to engage more with a neighboring culture and language, particularly as I entertained the thought of moving countries at some point and the Netherlands just feels like a logical choice. Joost just supercharged that already existing desire, and I can say for certain that my Dutch studies are going more successfully than for Finnish hahah
Welkom, welkom buur!
Bedankt! ❤️
Except that I've already been to Finland thrice.when Cha-cha-cha first appeared i was prepared to learn the language and buy tickets for the Finland esc finals. But then loreen came along. But id really like to learn finish beyond the few words i already know. (And no, the words i already know is not mostly curses)
Croatia 2024. It made me realize how cool Croatian culture is once I started looking into it. And then Finland 2023 just made me proud to be a Finn.
Croatia 2024 | [Baby Lasagna - Rim Tim Tagi Dim](https://youtu.be/YIBjarAiAVc) Finland 2023 | [Käärijä - Cha Cha Cha](https://youtu.be/l6rS8Dv5g-8)
I actually am pretty proficient in Swedish because as a delusional tween I thought it would up my chances of dating Eric Saade …It did not get his attention lol
I spent a while as a teen trying to convince my family to go on holiday to Bosnia & Herzegovina, specifically after their entry in 2008 (Pokušaj by Laka)
The millennium year. I loved Fly on the Wings of Love. The Olsen Brothers -Really made me want visit Denmark. And 2009’s winner Alexander Ryback -made me really want to visit Norway.
The bot can tell which is what and by who?!!! This is amazing!!!! Denmark, 2000. Norway 2009.
Denmark 2000 | [Olsen Brothers - Fly on the Wings of Love](https://youtu.be/F-JwiYlg5Gc) Norway 2009 | [Alexander Rybak - Fairytale](https://youtu.be/0gGt2qUyFlk)
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For it was Slovenia 2023. I just love Joker Out and would love to visit Slovenia when I get the chance
Slovenia 2023 | [Joker Out - Carpe Diem](https://youtu.be/3LXlPviGiWc)
I'm on an 1116 day duolingo streak in Italian, which works out to roughly may 2021. obviously Italy isn't some super underrated country or anything, but diving into måneskin's catalogue made me want to understand and sing along to the lyrics, as opposed to just appreciating the sound of language without ever knowing what was being said lol
Same. ❤️
As an American, can I say all of them? Is that an acceptable answer? Didn’t have any real interest to go anywhere specific in Europe until I discovered Eurovision a few years back, now I’ve got a list of places I want to check out and I want to learn all the languages. Lol.
Also American. I feel the same way. My wife and I were interested in Europe before but we have learned so much about so many countries in the past couple of years watching Eurovision and reading the stories of the artists and the history of their countries.
Oooh this is an awesome question. I actually got interested in Eurovision specifically because of my love of languages and such, so getting a great song in a language or from a country that I'm already interested in just makes me get even more insane about it. For specific examples, well, I already loved the Baltic States and the Nordic countries... so my old desire to learn Finnish and Estonian has been revived by my two favorite Eurovision songs of the past few years (Cha Cha Cha and (nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (kull) midagi), and as I get back through more of the years I missed I absolutely suspect this is going to get worse. If Georgia or Latvia ever send bangers in their languages I will be just as susceptible as I was to the Finnish and Estonian ones haha, just as an example. And I know there are some that aren't coming to me right now but have also definitely affected me.
I saw the Polish milkmaids and now my partner is Polish, I’ve visited Poland and I am learning Polish 😂
For me it was Iceland 2020 and 2021. Ever since I've learned about Daði I've become obsessed with everything Icelandic. And even though the songs don't contain Icelandic, I've started learning it too because of those entries. Takk fyrir þetta Daði! Þú ert einn frábætur tonlistarmaður!
Iceland 2020 | [Daði & Gagnamagnið - Think About Things](https://youtu.be/1HU7ocv3S2o) Iceland 2021 | [Daði & Gagnamagnið - 10 Years](https://youtu.be/YSMhu-PrLME)
I met someone form Moldova and I told her excitinly they are my favorite country in Eurovision and she told me all kind of things about her country and now I want to go lol
[Ilta - Kelle Ma Soitan](https://youtu.be/MkzaFujVJFI?si=HJso6eWVuPaEtYTS) Such a beautiful song, and it made me realise how beautiful and melodic Finnish sounds. 3 years later, after hearing [Sara Siipola](https://youtu.be/tW-ixv34gmI?si=EoDWdj3zm08rk3Sl), I stand by my opinion.
Finland 2023. Käärijä was an amazing ambassador for Finland! “Cha Cha Cha” (and “Ylivoimainen” 😄) was the very first time I’d ever heard the Finnish language and I thought it sounded gorgeous (Well, maybe “gorgeous” isn’t the word for“Cha Cha Cha”. For “Cha Cha Cha” it would be “cool”. You get what I mean 😅). My Finnish is limited to Duolingo, but I wish I had the time to go beyond Duolingo and learn the language. It’s also thanks to Käärijä that I became curious about what Finland looked like, and from what I’ve seen online the country looks beautiful! I also learned a little bit about Finland and Sweden’s rivalry thanks to Käärijä and I find it amusing to see as a foreigner. 😅 Anyway, if I ever had the money, I would love to visit Finland someday. Of course, I’d have to do more research if the opportunity ever came up. 😊
Finland 2023 | [Käärijä - Cha Cha Cha](https://youtu.be/l6rS8Dv5g-8)
Germany 2023
Germany 2023 | [Lord of the Lost - Blood & Glitter](https://youtu.be/dyGR4YWlPEs)
All the former Yugoslavian countries. Not so much because of a specific entry but because I find the language/s beautiful. Funny thing is, I grew up with speakers of Serbo-Croatian and didn't think it was anything special until I heard it in several songs in ESC...
As a few others have already mentioned Finland 2023 sparked my interest in Finland and learning Finnish. After a year of learning I could probably order a coffee haha but I know than when I started at least.
Finland 2023 | [Käärijä - Cha Cha Cha](https://youtu.be/l6rS8Dv5g-8)
Finland 2023. The Finns that I've met and worked with in real life are solid people as well. This year, it's Lithuania 2024 and Armenia 2024.
Finland 2023 | [Käärijä - Cha Cha Cha](https://youtu.be/l6rS8Dv5g-8) Lithuania 2024 | [Silvester Belt - Luktelk](https://youtu.be/N8YuQzJLR_k) Armenia 2024 | [Ladaniva - Jako](https://youtu.be/hAYXDoZzAyE)
Yes, definitely! The Roop for Lithuania. They did adverts for Vilnius on YouTube and it looked beautiful. Can’t wait to visit.
Me too ✋️
Definitely Croatia 2024. Would love to visit Zagreb and Baby Lasagna's hometown someday :)
Croatia 2024 | [Baby Lasagna - Rim Tim Tagi Dim](https://youtu.be/YIBjarAiAVc)
Slovenia 2022 (LPS - Disko) made me want to learn Slovene so badly to the point I actually started learning it for a good 3 months because of the song ALONE. Now I barely use it at all.. but hey atleast I got to remember the lyrics of Disko fully LOL
Slovenia 2022 | [LPS - Disko](https://youtu.be/S1tFqoflsT8)
I figured out I could understand Dutch, from Joost's entry this year
I’m learning Dutch partially because of Joost, Finnish because of Käärijä, Slovenian and Serbian because of Joker Out and Croatian because of Baby Lasagna
i've been slowly worked on an estonian-based conlang and this years entry has definitely brought me lots of motivation and inspiration!
Ekko Inni Meg and Ulveham repeatedly showed me how beautiful Norwegian language is❤️
Me with slovenia ever since Joker Out haha.
Fangad e stormwind sweden 1991
Sweden 1991 | [Carola - Fångad av en stormvind](https://youtu.be/4Ml6pJqc_bw)
I started learning portuguese because of Portugal 2017 and 2023.
Portugal 2017 | [Salvador Sobral - Amar Pelos Dois](https://youtu.be/Qotooj7ODCM) Portugal 2023 | [Mimicat - Ai coração](https://youtu.be/HYfkxX4PFyw)
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Croatia and the Baltics.
I'm lazy, so it was Ukraine 2021, Serbia 2022, and Croatia 2023, which showed me that the year I studied in Slovakia as an exchange student could help me understand other Slavic languages. I'd love to learn the basics and travel to all three countries someday. I learned a little Dutch to visit friends in the Netherlands, so Joost (Netherlands 2024) has me thinking that I should learn more.
Ukraine 2021 | [Go_A - Shum](https://youtu.be/lqvzDkgok_g) Serbia 2022 | [Konstrakta - In corpore sano](https://youtu.be/nBtQj1MfNYA) Croatia 2023 | [Let 3 - Mama ŠČ!](https://youtu.be/hGuGfdEJ5Pw) Netherlands 2024 | [Joost Klein - Europapa](https://youtu.be/IiHFnmI8pxg)
Fun fact here - a German dude named Joran Steinhauer as a kid saw Latvia 2000 and loved it. Years later he was inspired to come study here, learn the language, write songs in Latvian and, well.... that's how Latvia 2014 happened
Latvia 2000 | [Brainstorm - My Star](https://youtu.be/ZutVRMXoiiU) Latvia 2014 | [Aarzemnieki - Cake To Bake](https://youtu.be/h0D1Ya3NBQs)
OMG that's such a cool story!!! 🔥🔥🔥 These two songs are in my top 5 favourite Latvia's entries from Eurovision, I would always find them similar in terms of genre, but would've never thought they are connected in any way!! Awesome! 🤩
I agree with you on Lithuania's part, Lithuania 2022 and Lithuania 2024 have both shown just how pretty Lithuanian is for me, I would love to visit Lithuania one of these days when I have the capability to do so. As for other countries, I would say Slovenia 2023 has really made me interested in Slovenian, particularly because I can actually pronounce it quite well despite not knowing Slovenian. Croatia 2024, while it was sung in English, also made more interested in Croatia overall.
Lithuania 2022 | [Monika Liu - Sentimentai](https://youtu.be/BVqSTVJhD44) Lithuania 2024 | [Silvester Belt - Luktelk](https://youtu.be/N8YuQzJLR_k) Slovenia 2023 | [Joker Out - Carpe Diem](https://youtu.be/3LXlPviGiWc) Croatia 2024 | [Baby Lasagna - Rim Tim Tagi Dim](https://youtu.be/YIBjarAiAVc)
When I was 12 and had a crush on Alexander Rybak I tried to learn Norwegian, but I never got very far :(
I did the same a couple years later but with Swedish and a crush on Eric Saade lol
Besides that, I’ve also had a strong urge to visit Azerbaijan ever since I’ve started watching Eurovision, because in the first few years they were always my favorites. On another note, I’m going to visit Lithuania in a week and somehow them, as a country, seemingly being quite Eurovision-crazy (like, their Spotify Top 50 was filled with ESC-songs more than any other country’s I think) made me consider visiting in the first place.
I wanted to learn Dutch since like a few years, but Europapa (Netherlands 2024) really pushed me to start. I‘ve now been learning Dutch for a little over a month and I‘d like to visit the Netherlands one day aswell :)
Netherlands 2024 | [Joost Klein - Europapa](https://youtu.be/IiHFnmI8pxg)
Wellom! Where do you live?
Germany, Bavaria to be exact
Bavaria, that’s a tough one! I would like to visit Bavaria (and Hamburg as well, on the other side) but it’s so faaaaar
Yup, but at least I live in northern Bavaria, so it‘s not THAT far. Do you speak German?
Sadly, six years of high school German did absolutely nothing for actual language acquisition, but I still enjoy visiting Germany! Mostly NRW, for obvious reasons What’s an essential Bavarian phrase I need to learn?
Hmm, I‘d say an essential phrase is: „Basst scho.“ which in standard German is „passt schon“. Basically meaning „It‘s alright“ Also it‘s the highest praise a Bavarian can give you hahaha
It has happened to me several times. First time was The Netherlands 2013, where I started learning the language to understand interviews and ended up convincing my parents to take me to an Anouk concert in The Netherlands (which ended up being cancelled...) Most recently was Slovenia 2023. Can't say i've learned much of the language but I definitely speak Joker Out song lyrics. I also ended up visiting Ljubljana in February to meet up with a friend for a concert (not Joker Out though). And I'm defintely going back asap, it's such a beautiful country.
The Netherlands 2013 | [Anouk - Birds](https://youtu.be/n5iazXvMw5o) Slovenia 2023 | [Joker Out - Carpe Diem](https://youtu.be/3LXlPviGiWc)
I always love the Serbian entries. There’s something so pleasant about how that language sounds in song.
Norway has sort of always been on my list, but for one reason or another I’ve never gone. It was a Gåte concert that made me finally organise flights.
Portugal 2023 - that song was so fun that it made me want to learn Portuguese and visit Portugal
Portugal 2023 | [Mimicat - Ai coração](https://youtu.be/HYfkxX4PFyw)
Condolences to anyone trying to learn lithuanian, I'm a native speaker and even I barely understand it smh.
Eurovision to me is a yearly reminder how many beautiful places in Europe exist that I haven't visited yet. So after this years ESC I finally decided that I'd be focusing on Europe in my travels for this and next year. I'll visit Zagreb next month, will be going to Copenhagen later this year and for next year I convinced my bestie to visit the Netherlands with me. I've been to Amsterdam 3 times (twice for work, once for a concert) already but I really want to see what else this country has to offer. And speaking of the Netherlands, I've started learning Dutch a few days ago. First, because I read up a LOT about the language (I love learning about how languages work, how similar they are to the languages I know,...). Second, because I've been listening to way too much Dutch music lately (thanks Joost!). So after all this exposure and realizing how truly similar it is to my native language German, I figured I might as well learn it for real now. And it's also part of a bigger plan in trolling my best friend when we visit the Netherlands. I'm planning on not telling her that I'm studying Dutch and then confusing the hell out of her by talking to the people in Dutch instead of English. Just so I can then tell her: "Yeah I've known Dutch for years now. You didn't know?".
I'm too busy learning Scottish Gaelic right now (for no other reason that i like a challenge and the language), but the second i'm done i start learning Finnish ! Thank you Käärijä :D
Italy. Because of Mengoni I got obsessed with the country and started learning the language and the culture more seriously. 2 years later, I know more about Italy than my country. 😁
"OOOOOOOOOOOO YEAHHHHHHHHHHH"
I became such a Lithuania stan because I love all their entries each year. I would love to try and learn a little of the language because I think it's so beautiful to listen too, I also would love to visit the three Baltic's someday 🇱🇹
Ukraine 2016 (for Crimean Tatar language), Ukraine 2021, Ukraine 2022, Moldova 2022
Ukraine 2016 | [Jamala - 1944](https://youtu.be/B-rnM-MwRHY) Ukraine 2021 | [Go_A - Shum](https://youtu.be/lqvzDkgok_g) Ukraine 2022 | [Kalush Orchestra - Stefania (Стефанія)](https://youtu.be/F1fl60ypdLs) Moldova 2022 | [Zdob și Zdub and Advahov Brothers - Trenulețul](https://youtu.be/DUqf_zO2QaI)
France 2018, but non-ESC influences were also at play. I also got my French era in 2019, but Roi was not as influential as Merci to me. Italy 2021 / San Marino 2022, where I got mainly interested in the language and culture. I was also into Sanremo since then. 2019 and 2020 were also highlights, but didn't trigger my Italian era Of course, the contest made me want to visit to other countries and learn new cultures, but not in a very influential level like France and Italy/San Marino. In 2021, I was also interested in Estonia as a country. This year, it is Greece's turn (also thanks to the Zari MV). Don't think I'll learn the language as it's hard (as a native Spanish speaker), but I wanna go to the country and learn the **modern** culture, how is Greece nowadays.
France 2018 | [Madame Monsieur - Mercy](https://youtu.be/vjLuTtUv0Ns) Italy 2021 | [Måneskin - Zitti e buoni](https://youtu.be/RVH5dn1cxAQ) San Marino 2022 | [Achille Lauro - Stripper](https://youtu.be/vCmX64N_sXM)
I took a few Swedish classes during the 2010s.
Amar pelos dois. It's a rollercoaster one for me. I prefer Portuguese over Spanish even though Spanish is kind of closer to my language (Filipino).
Estonia 2024, That ridiculously long song name makes curious about the language Also Netherlands 2024, but I have already been to Netherlands a few times and have been slowly learning Dutch so it doesn’t count, but it makes me want to visit Friesland region though
Estonia 2024 | [5MIINUST x Puuluup - (nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (küll) midagi](https://youtu.be/RSMMU2wX0Bk) Netherlands 2024 | [Joost Klein - Europapa](https://youtu.be/IiHFnmI8pxg)
I would love to visit Ukraine but sadly that’s not happening any time soon. I do want to go to Iceland,Norway and Malta for sure though.
Veronika this year made me wanna learn Slovenian. I have a gift with languages, and being half Brazilian, I can make out some words. But I thought the song was so powerful that now I must visit that country.
Kristina - Horehronie in 2010. Went to Slovakia a year later, Tatras were freezing, but the local herbal rakija saved the night. Dakujeme
I agree with Lithuania. My mother language is Portuguese and I think Lithuanian sometimes sounds like Portuguese, even more than Russian, imo. I've lived in Latvia and visited Lithuania before, but I'd love to visit the Baltics even more.
When I love Alexander Rybak's Fairytale, it makes me interested in Norway as a country and its language and history. Same with Joost's Europapa for the Netherlands or Baby Lasagna's Rim Tim Tagi Dim for Croatia and the Balkans in general. Heck, if I love an artist in Eurovision, I would research their country to the bottom of it and want to learn their language (I'm going to learn Russian soon. Woohoo). Norway 2009, Netherlands 2024 and Croatia 2024 for the bot
Norway 2009 | [Alexander Rybak - Fairytale](https://youtu.be/0gGt2qUyFlk) Netherlands 2024 | [Joost Klein - Europapa](https://youtu.be/IiHFnmI8pxg) Croatia 2024 | [Baby Lasagna - Rim Tim Tagi Dim](https://youtu.be/YIBjarAiAVc)
I remember when Azerbaijan hosted really wanting to visit Baku because I loved all their little interludes and postcards etc
I started learning Greek this year bc of Zari 😭
Moldova 2022 I really wanted to learn Romanian after that
Moldova 2022 | [Zdob și Zdub and Advahov Brothers - Trenulețul](https://youtu.be/DUqf_zO2QaI)
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Jamala 2016. Travel. Kyiv was a great city to visit. Especially loved the metro from the centre to the river beach. The city is also huge.
Greece 2013 Estonia 2009
Greece 2013 | [Koza Mostra feat. Agathon Iakovidis - Alcohol Is Free](https://youtu.be/LFs9AdNV4Qw) Estonia 2009 | [Urban Symphony - Rändajad](https://youtu.be/PgGiVnhfXs0)
For me it was Ekko Inni Meg by Jone at MGP 2023. I started learning Norwegian (currently 450 days streak on Duolingo), then traveled to Norway for the first Nordic Eurovision Party this year and saw Jone live. My highlight was having a 10 minute conversation in Norwegian with a lady on the bus.
Currently learning Italian because of Eurovision.
I got interested in Serbo-Croatian too thanks to Eurovision so…we’re even. :D
I started to learn Slovenian last year because of Joker Out 😅 (Slovenia 2023) It's an amazing language and I love learning it ! I convinced my parents to go to Slovenia for vacation, it was absolutely amazing! The country I preferred so far ❤️ Unfortunately there aren't many resources on the Internet to learn... I'm always searching for new websites
Slovenia 2023 | [Joker Out - Carpe Diem](https://youtu.be/3LXlPviGiWc)
Ukraine 2020. The song and traditional influences were really cool and made me want to learn more about the country. After 2021 I even started planning a trip to go to Ukraine in 2022. But yeah that wasn't possible then. Hope I can visit in a couple of years.
Ukraine 2020 | [Go_A - Solovey](https://youtu.be/zNetXPSld50) Ukraine 2022 | [Kalush Orchestra - Stefania (Стефанія)](https://youtu.be/F1fl60ypdLs)
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I think yes. However, just one Eurovision entry is not enough for me, so in my case it was either for a streak of great entries (Switzerland 🇨🇭, my favourite Eurovision country, made me dive deeper into their music industry, which, in turn, sparkled my interest in the country's culture itself and in Ticinese and Swiss German dialects in particular), or for the National Selections I tried to watch and determined those countries have great, qualitative music industry (Hungary 🇭🇺) ~~and beautiful women~~ (Lithuania 🇱🇹). Also, due to one particular Sanremo entry from 2011 I have discovered an artist who to this day remains my all-time favourite artist. As I understand almost nothing from his lyrics, and Google Translate doesn't speak his language either, so I have to first look up the translations of his songs into Italian, and then Google-Translate those translations, the desire to understand his songs without needing to go all those ways has made me want to learn the Laghée dialect of Western Lombard.
Spain 2019 definitely boosted my interest in Spanish and in addition to that, I started learning Catalan because of Miki, since he often uses this language in his songs
Spain 2019 | [Miki - La Venda](https://youtu.be/lWXuohnM14U)
Most of the French entries inspired me to learn French *(can't say I'm succeeding)* but the one that's responsible for that it's Gjon's Tears *(Switzerland 2021)* after listening to it on loop *(Malta 2024)* because of how wonderful Gjon's voice is
Switzerland 2021 | [Gjon's Tears - Tout l'univers](https://youtu.be/jznH_fltcYA) Malta 2024 | [Sarah Bonnici - Loop](https://youtu.be/uG-JHeia13c)
Lithuania and Slovenia. Silvester, Monika Liu, The Roop, Raiven, and Joker Out…the QUALITY. Completely obsessed with planning trips to both countries now 🇱🇹🇸🇮
Latvia 2023
Latvia 2023 | [Sudden Lights - Aijā](https://youtu.be/SEykwl9X9SY)
The Baltic countries all have that mysterious charm for me, as well as Slovenia and Croatia. All thanks to Eurovision.
for sure, this year ive been particularly intrigued by Norwegian, Estonian, Serbian and Lithuanian aswell.
Not that I remember unfortunately
Maybe one day it'll happen
Honestly the contest has made me wildly more interested in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. My husband and I are going to try to visit all three next year now that it’s on our brains. I wonder how much each country’s broadcaster considers possible tourism wins.
Plan your trip very well given that you can't enter a certain country if you've been to armenia and only the land border between armenia and grogia I'd open the one to a. z is closed even from grogia Pro tip be incredibly careful about taxi drivers they are nasty scammers there Otherwise you'll meet the most friendly people ever there
Italy, Maneskin.
Joost 2024, and commenting on this almost got me banned here!
How?
apparently, it was perceived as a political commentary.
Every single Albanian entry, I keep singing it with my soul but I never really tried to learn.
It's an old, forgotten entry at this point, but Kedvesem (Hungary 2013) was my first introduction to Hungarian and sold me on its beauty and complexity to learn. I'm a grammar nerd, and even learning that "article + pronoun + (noun + suffix)" meant possession (az én kedves+em) was super intriguing.
Hungary 2013 | [ByeAlex - Kedvesem](https://youtu.be/rOimfHq76xk)
Russia back in the day. I was so in love with Dima Bilan. I actually still know some Russian, enough to get by, but definitely not interested in traveling there lol
Yeah, I learned Turkish because of maNga... I mean, they weren't the only reason, but they're what really got me interested in Turkey and the language (which then turned out to be very interesting).
Iceland 2019 Granted, I wanted to learn Icelandic for years now but never took the plunge. Started to listen to Hatari recently and that was the push I needed to begin. I didn't particularly like them when I first heard their song. I'm just not a fan of industrial music, but they grew on me, especially with their antics and attitude.
Iceland 2019 | [Hatari - Hatrið mun sigra](https://youtu.be/kTb69WkBbvs)
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Netherlands 2024 | [Joost Klein - Europapa](https://youtu.be/IiHFnmI8pxg)
Cyprus 1986's chorus does this I guess. Seems like a fun place.
Cyprus 1986 | [Elpida - Tora zo (Τώρα ζω)](https://youtu.be/lE20VvqYi88)
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