A weirdness I like is when I listen to a song in a language I barely or don't understand, and still by the power of music and the energy of the artist, it makes a connection with me
I laughed so much with this japanese song about the dilemna of leaving your Futon in winter in a japanese home without central heating.
And I fell in love with Esperanto around 2006 partly because I didn't expect to hear something like "Chu vi pretas, chu vi pretas por la veno de Dolchamar?".
And then I asked what the lyrics meant and that was hilarious
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A weirdness I like is when I listen to a song in a language I barely or don't understand, and still by the power of music and the energy of the artist, it makes a connection with me
I laughed so much with this japanese song about the dilemna of leaving your Futon in winter in a japanese home without central heating.
And I fell in love with Esperanto around 2006 partly because I didn't expect to hear something like "Chu vi pretas, chu vi pretas por la veno de Dolchamar?".
And then I asked what the lyrics meant and that was hilarious