What's your favorite song in English? 🎵
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- Manthoula XenidouGreek Archaeologist - Philologist / Certified teacher of English as a second language
What a question. Dear, I am a Swiftie but I also love Linkin Park. Okay. Here it is: Numb by Linkin Park. Such a powerful song. Meaningful. What we all want to achieve. Be less like them and be more like us.
intentions by Justin Bieber
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Gold Leaves - The Silver Lining
For Baby by John Denver
A good song should first and foremost be good because it's a good piece of music. I will assume we ARE talking about music here. Or else we'd be talking about poetry. So if we are talking about music, it's irrelevant which language its lyrics are in. Or does it mean that we "don't like" the song merely because we don't understand the lyrics? If so, then this question is pointless. If you sing your part well, or play your piano fabulously, or carry the irresistible beat on your bass or drums, who cares which language the song is in? It's simply good.
We're all going on a summer holiday by Cliff Richard, this is a golden oldie, but perhaps it is my favorite, because, it makes me want to go and have a fun filled holiday with friends and family
Baby Baby by Justin Bieber.
This is a one million dollar question. Careless Whispers George Michael
Its Popular by The weekend🎶
right now it's Cinnamon girl by Lana del ray :)
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