What's the most beautiful language?

>>8591323
one time I heard my friend speak arabic and it was fucking gorgeous. it sounded like elven, t b h

Although Spanish is my mother tongue and I consider it a very beautiful lanuage, I think Italian is more beautifully sounding. Japanese is also very beautiful, in sound, in writing, and in meaning.

PIE

>>8591323
No, that's the most hideous and vile language.
Japanese.

tell me this shit doesn't sound good:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BTjG-dhf5s

>>8591344
I lol'd. Jokes aside, The Holy Bible sounds really beautiful read out loud in Spanish.

>>8591323
Japanese
Hebrew
French
Welsh

Vedic Sanskrit.

>>8591369
>Hebrew

It always sounds like two old fuckos blabing away their last breath

Victor?

>>8591344
when reggaeton first started i thought it would last like 2 months max and then everybody would forget about, boi i was wrong

>>8591323
The most hideous sounding languages to me are

Spanish
German
French
Japanese
Mandarin
Cantonese
Thai
Russian


languages that sound good are

English
Maori
Seychellois Creole
Welsh
Manx
Dutch
Afrikaans
Korean

>>8591433
kys desu

>>8591436
nyet

centra-city ebonical. *nods*

>>8591323
Latin
German
English
Spanish
Italian
French

>>8591343
Asian languages are garbage.

le français

>>8591416
Hey. Who are you?

>>8591343
cheeto-stained weeaboo faggot spotted

>>8591433
Honestly Korean people, especially men, sound like whiny faggots.

>>8591696
the ladies sound nice when they speak softly

>>8591433
"제 손으로 우리의 똥을 먹고 싶습니다."
문장을 제일 예뻐. 아름다운 말은 이에.

>>8591719
That's what I'm saying. The women sound fine but the men? LOL

>>8591323
Italian.

Every phrase is poetry.

>>8591433
You have the worst taste.

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>>8591979
Lo siento
Excusez-Moi
tschuldigung
Gomen'nasai
Bàoqiàn
K̄hxthos̄ʹ
sozhaleyu

Ancient Greek for flow
Latin for precision and concision
English for range
French for effort/return (though the small vocabulary gets really limiting)
Spanish for English as a romance language

>>8591380
Underrated

>>8591683
Strange seeing you here. I know you from VLV.

>>8591433
syk

>>8591433
>Seychellois Creole

Marc?

>>8591433

Huh. The worst possible phonetic sensibility.

But of course phonetics are not the only factor. I know Spanish fairly well at this point, and while I think its phonetics are far poorer than German's and Latin's (the other two languages I'm learning), but I appreciate its straightforwardness and ease of use. I also think it an excellent language for comedy, because it is always threatening to become hysterical.

But yeah, phonetically speaking I really like German, Russian, Latin (either Classical or traditional English pronunciation, however the academicians may dislike it), Italian, Sanskrit (or at least the reconstructions I've heard), Hebrew, and Hungarian. Languages whose sounds I distinctly dislike are French (in this I guess I'm a contrarian; it just strikes me as a very lazy language, and somewhat monotonous because it has neither pitch nor accent), most living Germanic languages other than German (this would probably include English were I in a position to judge it), and Irish, which is unfortunate because, like Spanish, its literature is rich and wonderful though its phonetics are poor. It is has the opposite of Spanish's problem: its phonetic inventory is simply too large, and it sounds discombobulated and slurred, while Spanish is a little too precise and staccato. Italian, I think, strikes a happy medium between the phonologies of Spanish and French, though it's of course closer in sound to Spanish.

>>8592020

But yeah, like this guy said, English, while perhaps a phonetically subpar language, is excellent in the shades of meaning it allows. I'd like you to elaborate on what you mean by "Spanish for English as a Romance language," though. Do you mean just because it's relatively simple, grammatically?

>>8591323
a Magyar nyelv. No contest.

>>8591323
Ez >>8592227
Hungarian is the best.

>>8592218
As I said, range. No other Romance language has a comparable social position; no other Romance language has comparable nuance and weight to every phrase (greater beauty, perhaps, and certainly greater respectability with respect to Western history, but never greater nuance).

>>8593124
>no other Romance language has comparable nuance and weight to every phrase
But French and, I'm assuming, Italian have much more nuance than Spanish. Hell, I'm pretty sure nuance is a French derived word, and if there's a culture that appreciates it it's certainly the French.

I've heard Punjabi is beautiful and fairly easy to learn as well. Anyone know anything about that?

yo digo que se boten al chorizo

>>8591527
So, your mother tongue and it's close relatives? Way to expand your sphere, kid.

BORING!

>asian languages are garbage

Actually, Cantonese and Japanese are gems with a spoken and written history far longer than the romance languages you've written down.

Get into history you pseud.

>>8591433
this is astonishingly bad. I only agree with like, two of these things

>>8591323
Italian
Armenian

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>>8591433

>>8591323
English
We've been desensitized to it and don't use it to its fullest capacity.
Some of the most beautiful writing can be found in the KJV.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew+5-7&version=KJV

>>8591323
Probably Welsh.
>>8591338
Arabic is weird. It can sound both really beatiful and really ugly depending on yhe speaker.

>>8593499
jajaja me queda la soledad pero estoy sufriendo de su desesperación

Polish
Russian
English
Italian

>>8591809
kek
근데 한국사람 이에요?

>>8593643
>depending on yhe speaker.
Depending on the dialect (which are as different as romance languages, by the way), you mean.