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From: bmoskal
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  • How the heck can you NOT like this!?

    BTW, I've found out that "ándagassii" means "I'm sorry".

  • Very beautiful! What does Ándagassii mean?

    From a Swedish girl with Saami blood

  • like very much this song,even i really dont understand norsk or samisk language

  • this sounds great!

    try to buy the CD via homepage, amazon has only mp3download :-(

    greetings and merry Christmas

  • moi! tätä laulu on oikein hyvää!!

    Ann-Mari Andersen on kaunis ja hän lauluu kauniisti.

    Greetings from Suomi ( F i n l a n d )

  • Very nice Video... This is one of the best songs in norvegian preselections

  • Dynamisk, rytmisk. Söt liten kärlekshistoria i bilderna och en lagom bit drama...Bra bara! Fortsätt på den ledden! ;-)

  • Hvilken mektig sang og video.

    What a powerful video and song. It warms my soul and spirit, and brings light to the dark Alaskan winter....

  • Det heter ikke Drakter det heter kofter ;)

    Jeg er same :) <3

  • Norwegians failed at not voting this song. The one that will go to Belgrade is plain crap. Although I don't think this could win eurovision easily, at least it wouldn't go unnoticed.

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  • This should had won!

  • Samer er kule. Elsker draktene:D:D

    vil møte en same en dag, og kanskje få meg en samisk kjæreste!!!!!

  • Åh biru.. diet gal ii ánssásan leat buoremus sámi lavlla...

  • Fiinna video:)

  • It's Norwegian

  • I thought it was in Sami.

  • yes, Norwegian-sami..

  • i think it's stupid to say it's "norwegian".. the language is NORTH SAMI which is spoken in sweden, norway and finland

  • It's no stupid at all.

    Norwegan, Swedis and Finish samis have all different types of sami-language!

  • Yes, it is stupid to call this specific Sami language "Norwegian" Sami as it is spoken in three countries. And believe me, I know that there are different types of Sami languages. Sami languages don't follow country borders. I, myself, speak two Sami languages (North Sami and Inari Sami), so I know all about them.

  • And I recommend you read the Wikipedia article about Sami languages. There you can see where the different Sami languages are spoken.

  • @Otustelija In north sami in Norway and north sami in Finland, they talk almost the same. :) Even in Norway, Karasjok and Kautokeino, we don't have the exactly same Sami :D

  • @dumpedumpensirvi True. :) I used to like in Utsjok and even though the Karasjok and Utsjok Sami are said to be the same, they're still somewhat different. Dialects of the same language, though.

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