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Post by bobo on Oct 19, 2012 4:41:18 GMT -5
SlipOutOfSight @slipoutofsight WOOOOOOOT!!!!!! RT @tiihe TRESPASSING (Remixes) NO 1 Pop Albums, Finland's iTunes!! YAY!!! @adamlambert instagr.am/p/Q8__ihus13/Can you sell out in iTunes? ??? There's no price for the album in that link. Instead of price there is the text: "ostettu", which means "sold" in English. The other albums have a price. |
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Post by pi on Oct 19, 2012 4:53:17 GMT -5
SlipOutOfSight @slipoutofsight WOOOOOOOT!!!!!! RT @tiihe TRESPASSING (Remixes) NO 1 Pop Albums, Finland's iTunes!! YAY!!! @adamlambert instagr.am/p/Q8__ihus13/Can you sell out in iTunes? ??? There's no price for the album in that link. Instead of price there is the text: "ostettu", which means "sold" in English. The other albums have a price. No, you can't sell out in iTunes.. it's digital. Not sure why there's text on the button to purchase.. you might contact iTunes to find out if there's a glitch. |
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Post by bobo on Oct 19, 2012 5:07:04 GMT -5
Random Medley @randommedley @shoshannastone Show this to Adam www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=lQZpqQHrzuo … I think Adam would appreciate this. Hope he sees it. What language is spoken at the beginning? School kids singing - Whataya want from me by Adam LambertPublished on Oct 18, 2012 by Jukato2702 Google translate says "syng" is sing in Dutch. I think it's Danish. ??? Perhaps Teddybear has a better clue about what they are saying. I can't identify enough words. |
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Post by eri9 on Oct 19, 2012 5:18:42 GMT -5
Google translate says "syng" is sing in Dutch. I think it's Danish. ??? Perhaps Teddybear has a better clue about what they are saying. I can't identify enough words. I don't speak Danish, but have heard it spoken all my life as my mother was born in Denmark - and yeah, it does sound like it could be Danish.... my mother is travelling at the moment but I could send her the link and ask her if there is no one here able to translate! let me know  ETA: could also be Norwegian - the languages are similar. Don't think it's Dutch tho... "syng" came up for me on Google translate as Danish or Norewegian... |
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Post by pi on Oct 19, 2012 5:58:48 GMT -5
I think it's Danish. ??? Perhaps Teddybear has a better clue about what they are saying. I can't identify enough words. I don't speak Danish, but have heard it spoken all my life as my mother was born in Denmark - and yeah, it does sound like it could be Danish.... my mother is travelling at the moment but I could send her the link and ask her if there is no one here able to translate! let me know ETA: could also be Norwegian - the languages are similar. Don't think it's Dutch tho... "syng" came up for me on Google translate as Danish or Norewegian... Oops you're right! I saw Danish and thought Dutch. : |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 19, 2012 6:28:38 GMT -5
Did anyone ever find out where Adam got the glittery "Queen rock" top?
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Post by heathers on Oct 19, 2012 6:51:43 GMT -5
I think it's Danish. ??? Perhaps Teddybear has a better clue about what they are saying. I can't identify enough words. I don't speak Danish, but have heard it spoken all my life as my mother was born in Denmark - and yeah, it does sound like it could be Danish.... my mother is travelling at the moment but I could send her the link and ask her if there is no one here able to translate! let me know ETA: could also be Norwegian - the languages are similar. Don't think it's Dutch tho... "syng" came up for me on Google translate as Danish or Norewegian... It's Danish. We're not known for speaking very clearly at the best of times  It sounds like Dutch to foreigners I think - I've often been asked if I was speaking Dutch if I was talking to another Dane abroad. The choir is composed of students from different high schools and they practised four "rock" numbers of which WWFM was one. |
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Post by leenaseyez on Oct 19, 2012 7:19:10 GMT -5
I don't speak Danish, but have heard it spoken all my life as my mother was born in Denmark - and yeah, it does sound like it could be Danish.... my mother is travelling at the moment but I could send her the link and ask her if there is no one here able to translate! let me know ETA: could also be Norwegian - the languages are similar. Don't think it's Dutch tho... "syng" came up for me on Google translate as Danish or Norewegian... It's Danish. We're not known for speaking very clearly at the best of times It sounds like Dutch to foreigners I think - I've often been asked if I was speaking Dutch if I was talking to another Dane abroad. The choir is composed of students from different high schools and they practised four "rock" numbers of which WWFM was one. Hi Heathers! How are you? Been wondering where you are! Always thinking of you when watching the London vids! |
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Post by ladyoz on Oct 19, 2012 7:23:43 GMT -5
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Post by wal on Oct 19, 2012 7:27:00 GMT -5
mmyy9 @mmyy9 Adam is coming to Japan in February 2013. Details of concerts will be up on udo.co.jp/ on Monday via @yukokato_INROCK Dates will soon be announced by adamlambertJP according to YukoKato_INROCK. It's 16:00 Friday here so probably be in a few hours. Sorry I tweeted "dates will be announced soon" but all the details including the dates will be announced on Monday on udo.co.jp/ . We don't know what time on Monday Udo announces the details but as soon as it does, adamlambertJP will tweet the same info. |
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It sounds like Dutch to foreigners I think - I've often been asked if I was speaking Dutch if I was talking to another Dane abroad.
