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Prisca

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  1. Thanks for confirming. Maybe you have some places where it is very flat and some places where there are mountains, so you go up and down? Only a presumption as I don't know very well Russia, sorry for that.
  2. English helps with the lexicon. Ok, maybe not so much with the pronunciation.
  3. Then you have to find the exception of the rule. Believe me, German has more strict rules than Italian.
  4. An American that learned German told me once that is indeed really difficult to learn German. However, she also said that it is hard work, but once you know the language (or maybe rather the grammar rules) you are at the goal as German has strict grammar rules. Contrary to Italian e.g., where there is often a lot of space for interpretation, like e.g. you can put almost everywhere where you want a comma, it is not the case in German. There are also optional commas but in the whole it is more clear what you are allowed to do and what not (you just have to find the rule and normally it is written somewhere).
  5. Me too. I could talk about languages the whole day. So, careful, when starting to talk with me about languages, I could take longer than envisaged.
  6. And in German it is "Achterbahn", so literally a coaster that makes eights. And in Russian they are not called "Russian mountains" (literally translation of "montagne russe") but "American mountains" if I remember it right. So we had a small linguistic digression today.
  7. I think is normal. When it's in two languages or more the same you don't think automatically that is in another language not the right word. Like you would probably think that "Mickey Mouse" is also in Italian "Mickey Mouse" at first as it is in many languages, what is not true, as Italians normally call "Mickey Mouse" Topolino.
  8. Mika says "ti sto seguendo" = "I'm following you". I interpret it like that that Mika listens to what Naips says and his wishes and tries to realize that since he is in his team, rather than impose him something he would think is good for the music business. I feel like you. Rollercoaster-feeling with Mika and really addicted but never tied up.
  9. "Montagne russe" is rollercoaster in Italian. Mika is tied up with Scotch tape while going down and up with the rollercoaster so he is not able to run away.
  10. Me too. I guess when Mika would have a "normal" contestant and not the rollercoaster-feeling he would be bored.
  11. Honestly, yesterday wasn't my day until the evening. Mika and Naip literally saved my day. Thank you Mika and Naip.
  12. Thank you for the link, I'm looking forward to watch it.
  13. I didn't wake up with a beard today morning. Have I now to worry that Naip didn't have enough influence on me?
  14. I didn't mean especially you. However, I think that Mika really did the best with the team he had. Now, he definitely has nothing to lose, only to win.
  15. So every judge has a candidate, that's actually fair.
  16. The judge with the weakest team has a person in the finale. Never underestimate Mika.
  17. Yes, it's true. I'm sure I would need to get used to it but why not? It would be something new. Anyway, Mika has a beautiful face, nothing can change that.
  18. Now, I have something to laugh for the rest of the week. I was looking forward for Naip's performance with Elio, now I really want to see it.
  19. Yes, let's hope that he'll go to the finals. Anyway, he has some fans otherwise he would have ended up in the ballotage in the second round last week and he didn't.
  20. I'm really looking forward for N.A.I.P.'s performance with Elio. I think they fit well. I like Elio and I adored his performance in a dress with Mika at Casa Mika.
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