Uncommon Languages in Eurovision

[@emilysceurovision]

CORRECTIONS:
- "imaginary" was in 2003 (2:53)
- Luxembourgish was in 1992 (3:36)
- Northern Sámi was in 1980 (4:18)

[@ElainaArcher4]

Quick fact: Norway used Sami again in 2019 (With my favorite artist EVER!)

[@melodia2772]

Quick correction! It was Belgium 2003 for the imaginary language ;) thank you for the awesome video!!

[@sergiomartinacosta6186]

Weren't the verses in Party For Everybody (RU 2012) sung in Udmurt?

[@ariccua6101]

Breton was sung twice already... Also Corsican.

[@SilversonXmusic]

Wake up! The 2024 season has started!
Maybe it's time for "2023 Vs 2024" video? ;)

[@emilysceurovision]

Sorry!! i've been super busy. working on some videos right now

[@lexezlao]

wasn't romani sang like 4 times? by those accounts czech should be here, it was only sung in like 2 songs

[@Sa4ko93]

Last one CLEARLY has it's year wrong ^^'

[@voldeficient]

My dear Emily, although this video is full with Falter , thanks for not using some agressive languages (not from Europe)

[@royfrie]

Amharic - 2020 ? Is it languages that were used only once ? If not - Arabic and Malti ?

[@saldamiega]

3:38??? luxembourg left eurovision in 1993 and will be back next year after hiatus, correct the year please!

[@jessakarineko2963]

Wait...I looked in the Wiki that the language for Austria 2012 is actually German,not Austrian

[@ophelia1992]

Jamala is singing in Turkish btw.

[@ariccua6101]

Crimean Tatar belongs in the same language family as Turkish.

[@Quapsel999]

Germany 2000 left the chat

[@damianturek1992video]

2:53 - it was 2003

[@janturau]

belarusian?

[@BrynjarReynisson]

Wasn't Amambanda also sung in imaginary language in 2006?

[@emilysceurovision]

I was just giving one example of each

[@DrakeLavenderZXShorts]

Cool!❤ First!🎉