Why is spanish so fucking horrendous to listen to?

>>79466023
I like it. It sounds very masculine and it doesn't have the clutter other languages do besides conjugation

Good thread

>>79466023
zitto polachi

>>79466054
t. Antonio Florencio Delamar

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLxrrE6wC5I

Es veritat aixo, els invasors tenen un llenguatge fastigos, per favor feu una coalicio internacional que obligui a aquests imbecils a acceptar el nou estat, un pais on la riquesa sera pareguda a Suissa i on no haura politics corruptes i fascistes!

>>79466303
Didn't Mas promise that independent Catalans would live 5% longer lives too?

I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're probably referring to as Spanish, is in fact, Mexican Spanish, or as I've recently taken to calling it, sudacaspeak. Spanish doesn't have a single system of sounds that all Spanish speakers share, but merely a general set of rules established by based Spaniards, a vital group thanks to which the language exists.
Many /int/ users mistake Spanish for that simplified and uglier version every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, all the different Spanish dialects are called "Spanish", and many of /int/olerants are not aware that the Latin Americans variants are to Spanish what ebonics are to English.
The Spanish language really does exist, but Latin Americans don't really speak it. Latin Americans are different, much more sunhuman and stuff. This is essential for you to realize. Spanish often include latinos, but basically it's Spanish with a bunch of shit added. All the so called "Southern Cone people" are really Spaniards.

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>>79466023
Stop being a fucking liar, proxyfag. Japanese and romance languages (particularly Spanish) both see extensive use of the same phonetic syllables.
If you speak some jap word like Takeda, it sounds literally the same when being said by someone speaking Spanish, for example. This phonetic similarity served to make both countries friendly to each other in the past. Even now, in Spain there's several hundred people with the family surname Japon reflecting this.

>>79466023
Mexican=/=Castillian

>>79466303
Que español mas raro