Episode 9: Silvester Belt (The Official Eurovision Song Contest Podcast) 

All European languages are old 😅 It's precisely the sense of Europe in general ❤

​​​@@AlexanderSergeevRusbtw.. 10 oldest languages: 1. Sumerian (Dead Language) 2. Egyptian (Dead Language) 3. Akkadian (Dead Language) 4. Tamil (India) 5. Sanskrit (Dead Language) 6. Hebrew (Israel) 7. Chinese (China) 8. Greek (Greece) 9. Latin (Dead Language but it has influence of many modern language like French, Spanish, Italian and more) 10. Aramaic (Dead) This means Greeks, Indians, Chinese and Israel has the oldest language in the world. Lithuanian is not necessarily the oldest Indo-European language, but it is often considered to be one of the most conservative or archaic members of the Indo-European language family. When linguists refer to a language as "conservative" in this context, they mean that it has retained many features of the reconstructed Proto-Indo-European language.

@@borub.817 I don't see any contradictions to previous languages :з

@@borub.817 Yes, because the Lithuanian language already existed before Sanskrit and Latin.

@@DVladas Nope. We can say it bout Proto-Baltic language. But Latin and Sanskrit also had their protolanguages.

That’s debatable🤨 It’s not strong, it’s “give me back my 2007”. Freaky, trashy, crazy Eurovision. I can count good songs with fingers on just one hand

@@romanarseniy maybe you are getting too old for eurovision :D

@@romanarseniyalright you just don’t have ears

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Yesss same! Will def be my first yr voting

i cant believe bosnia never won, only failed to qualify once, yall definitely deserved one w

Happy Birthday to you 🎉🎂🕺🏻

Thank you! ❤ Greetings from Denmark! 🇩🇰