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Hardest Part je jeden z klipů, které jsem zrovna nepobrala :D možná kdybych nebyla líná prostudovat si text, tak bych tam nějakou souvislost našla :D

Jak ty ses vůbec dostala k Coldplay? :D

Oh sorry for the double post...

When I'm watching sport news on TV and hear there's playing a part of "The Scientist" ... :lol:

When I'm watching sport news on TV and hear there's playing a part of "The Scientist" ... :lol:

Hmm, I have listened to Muse, but Coldplay still sounds better to me.

Chris' voice isn't one of world's best, but it fits Coldplay songs much better than any other. The combination of his voice and Coldplay songs makes wonders...

I like his smile :D

A fan of Coldplay who doesn't even know the band member's names :lol: I really 'love' such people :dozey:

Did she mean Jonny? Omg, Jonny is such a nice guy... and music quality doesn't depend on how they look anyway :P

I fell in love with the boys thanks to "A rush of blood to the head" album about an year ago. I lent it to a friend of mine who only knew "Clocks" at that time. Now she loves them too and I can be proud of myself, LOL :D

Dokonce jsem začala i číst texty, když takhle po nocích nemám co dělat :D je možný, že Angličani, tedy rodilí mluvčí, píšou texty jednodušší angličtinou než Norové? :D

I heard something about live webcast - could anyone post here the link?

The weather here is nice too, not too cold, not too hot :D Hva heter du egentlig? :P

I did! :D A friend of mine has been to Norway and said he had an amazing holiday... What's the weather like now? Which part of Norway do you live in?

Ale aspoň ve všeobecném přehledu jsem se polepšila :D jen tak ze srandy jsem si udělala pár testů na Facebooku, jak dobře je znám, a všude mi vyšlo, že jsem "die-hard, true fan, Coldplay fanatic" :D stejně toho ale zatím vím dost málo, těch informací je strašně moc a já to všechno nestíhám sledovat...

Arrrggh, what a pity I don't live in England! :furious3:

No I haven't :( I tried to suggest my parents a holiday in Norway, but they think it's too cold there even in the middle of July :veryangry2:

Because I'm interested in Norway and everything what's connected with it. (Fordi jeg interesserer meg for Norge og alt som henger sammen med det). Uh, riktig? :D

I'm a self-taught, which isn't ideal, but there's no language school which gives Norwegian lessons close to the town I live in.

Well I found "Folkehøyskoler finnes i Norge" in my textbook (which I haven't opened for ages, shame on me :lol: )... How do Norwegians actually say "It's hard to explain" ? Is it "det er vanskelig å forklare" or "det er vanskelig til å forklare" ? Another problem for me :thinking:

"Oslo finnes i Norge" sounds weird :D But then, what's right? Folkehøyskoler finnes i Norge. or Det finnes folkehøyskoler i Norge. or Folkehøyskoler er i Norge. or Det er folkehøyskoler i Norge. ? Or is it completely wrong? :D

Great :D Could you explain me the difference between the collocations "Det finnes..." and "Det er..." ? They both mean "there is/are..." in English, it's simple, but in Norwegian I never know which one I should use... could you give some examples? :D

Any Norwegians here?

Nevím teda, jestli zrovna Eno v tom má prsty :D ale článků na téma "Coldplay kradou" jsem přečetla už hodně, pořád dokola omílají Viva la Vidu, ke které se teda "hlásí" tři další interpreti, hlavně že všichni obvinili CP, ale že sami mají dost podobný písničky (údajně), to jim divný nepřijde :D No já nevím, u mě ty texty furt nepřicházejí a nepřicházejí :D ale je fakt, že net mě naučil víc než hodiny AJ ve škole... ani bych neřekla, jak se může člověk zlepšit jen tím, že čte a snaží se o komunikaci :)