I agree about "A festa da vida" it's my 1972 winner, absolutely brilliant. I have to applaud you Groot, I could never do this. 😅Ironically I would get the 2006 which you didn't. 😆
This is love for Eurovision. Even for portuguese, this is an excellent result. Adeus is: Addio, adieu, aufwiedersehen, goodbye - José Cid 1980 - Um grande, grande amor.
You did pretty well. 2009 you missed by trading the "u" by an "o" in "todas as ruas do amor" (all of the love streets). A lot of song titles with "amor" on them (I wasn't expecting so many). Very lovy dovy and demonstrative of the "canção ligeira" we used to send (translates to light song). "Adeus" means goodbye, so: "E depois do adeus"= And after goodbye "Antes do adeus"= Before goodbye ( not very original there, maybe that's why you got last)
@@DBoy38 Thank you - I knew the word but I can't even spell without a checker in my own language let alone another one. Continental Europeans put us to shame mostly although two of my mates are passionate linguists and talk about their exercises in Duo lingo when we meet up - one of them did a degree in French and is currently learning Italian for fun and the other one has fairly fluent German and was inspired by visiting Iceland to learn the nearest popular language Norwegian sometimes watching dramas in the language to learn it better.
I love Portugal in eurovsion so I was hoping to get all of them, but 1985 and 2004 ended up slipping my mind
2025 title song "I'm here before and after goodbyes"
I agree about "A festa da vida" it's my 1972 winner, absolutely brilliant. I have to applaud you Groot, I could never do this. 😅Ironically I would get the 2006 which you didn't. 😆
Unsure how 94% of people got Amar pelos dois but only 92.5% got Amar. That one person must have typed it too fast for it to get recognized lol
Maybe someone wrote like "Amor pelos dois" or something like that and then changed it
This is love for Eurovision. Even for portuguese, this is an excellent result. Adeus is: Addio, adieu, aufwiedersehen, goodbye - José Cid 1980 - Um grande, grande amor.
You did really well and quite impressive when you speak in portuguese…well done!…
Thank you, hah!
You did pretty well. 2009 you missed by trading the "u" by an "o" in "todas as ruas do amor" (all of the love streets). A lot of song titles with "amor" on them (I wasn't expecting so many). Very lovy dovy and demonstrative of the "canção ligeira" we used to send (translates to light song).
"Adeus" means goodbye, so:
"E depois do adeus"= And after goodbye
"Antes do adeus"= Before goodbye ( not very original there, maybe that's why you got last)
Well done on your score - I don't think I could even get 10 lol
Penso means think - I know that through my limited French - pense. Adeus is goodbye - audious in Spanish, au revoir in French.
In spanish is adiós.
@@DBoy38 Thank you - I knew the word but I can't even spell without a checker in my own language let alone another one. Continental Europeans put us to shame mostly although two of my mates are passionate linguists and talk about their exercises in Duo lingo when we meet up - one of them did a degree in French and is currently learning Italian for fun and the other one has fairly fluent German and was inspired by visiting Iceland to learn the nearest popular language Norwegian sometimes watching dramas in the language to learn it better.