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  Nikola Anicic says • 31/May 2011 at 12:50

  Hey,if you want,send me a request for friendship on facebook...my profile name is Nikola Anicic,and my email is nikolaanicic3@gmail.com.....greetings from Belgrade!!!

  Reply from Cecilie Katharina:

  I think I found you ;-) Otherwise you can look for me my facebook name is Cecilie Katharina Korsgaard Helth
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  Lars-Jakob K says • 11/May 2011 at 16:19

  "A new tomorrrow" er virkelig en ørehænger, og jeg er også overbevist om, at det kommer til at gå godt i morgen. Men det er svært at spå om ret meget i år, bl.a. hvem der kvalificerer sig fra semifinalerne. Jeg blev da lidt overrasket et par gange i går...
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  Maria Polischuk says • 10/May 2011 at 17:57

  Hi Cecile, thank u for adding , hope we are going to see a great show tonight.
  
  Maria
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  Lars-Jakob K says • 8/May 2011 at 19:20

  Hej Cecilie,
  Jeg synes heller ikke, at vi skulle sende Jenny af sted i stedet for A Friend In London, men at Danmark burde have to bidrag med ved Eurovisionen i år... I al beskedenhed ;-)
  L-J

  Reply from Cecilie Katharina:

  :-)
  Det ville nok ikke blive godtaget :-)
  Synes nu heller ikke at de andre danske bud var så gode, new tomorrow er den eneste af dem jeg kan huske og den har jeg kun hørt på grand prix aftenen og så en enkelt gang på youtube så det må være en ørehænger :-)
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  حامد پور.قائم مقامي says • 7/May 2011 at 17:29

  And.my name is (by english Alphabet) Hamed Pour Mehdi Ghaem Maghami

  Reply from Cecilie Katharina:

  NIce! I'm not that good at reading arabic letters ;-)
  Well I also like Eurovision because it is an opportunity to be proud of your own culture and get to know other cultures. For instance I've found that I really like Estonian and Latvian music and I would never have heard it if it wasn't for Eurovision.
  I just think it's too bad so many sing in English instead of their native language Denmark included, that was great before 1999 to hear all the different languages and I think it's cool so many of the new countries use their own language. Maybe they are more proud of their culture than we are.