From all the languages you know/hear, which one is your favourite?

[JuanMena]

Just a random thought that I'm curious about, aimed mostly at bilingual/polyglots.

So I was thinking about how beautiful English sounds in certain genres of music, and I haven't found something like it with many other languages.
The other language I like hearing in music is French. Fench offers very nice changes in tones with their words.

Being a native Spanish speaking person, Spanish is very coarse in comparison. By the way, this is about the neutral pronunciation of Spanish. I rarely withstand Spanish with accents and I mostly avoid content with Spanish spoken with South American/Spain accent.

Italian is another language I know and I haven't found the harmonious changes in notes that English/French offers... but I thik that might be me and my ignorance, or maybe I haven't found proper Italian singers/musicians.

Portuguese is also coarse in my opinion, but I don't know Brazilian/Portuguese singers neither other than maybe 2.

Japanese is also very tasteless to me, Korean and Chinese too. They kinda sound the same when I hear them in music. And I'm not talking about people not noticing the difference between each... what I'm referring to is that music in those languages is monotonous and sounds like people speaking rather than singing, and when they do, they scream.

So out of curiosity, what language do you prefer/like to hear in music? Why is your favourite?

 

[SG854]

Some artists put more emotion then others. This is true for any language.

 

[Veho]

Body language

 

[AncientBoi]

Hija de la.... uh, what was the question again?




uh, does sx language count? Cause I hear allot of oooww's and awwwwh's on them.

 

[Underbeddy]

I`m in love with the Ukrainian language!
It`s so melodic, not easy but beautiful

 

[Blauhasenpopo]

I really love Japanese...to hear.....and then followed by english (british)

 

[Nakamichi]

Russian.
You are starting to hear that all over the place nowadays.

 

[JuanMena]

Russian.
You are starting to hear that all over the place nowadays.

I know what you mean

PS: When people sees Salma Hayek, they see a Mexican. But I see a Russian.

 

[FAST6191]

Quite like Finnish actually.

 

[Alexander1970]

E hele aku.

 

[subcon959]

I don't think it's anything to do with the beauty of the language but the beauty of the person speaking it.

To clarify, I mean voice and intonations, not looks.

 

[soyboy]

French is the nicest sounding language to me. I don't speak it though.

 

[DuduMil]

Well, I'm Portuguese, and I like the language, however, it's very confusing and very hard to learn. there are others that I like more, like English, German, Russian and even Mandarin, but of these all, I only know how to speak Portuguese, English, and now I'm going to learn German

 

[Creamu]

Pidgin

 

[Nakamichi]

well... i guess i better start liking russian.

 

[Dark_Phoras]

The language that I most enjoy listening is japanese; maybe spanish, maybe french, maybe english.

 

[XDel]

Sanskrit

 

[Nikolka]

unambiguously French. it's too romantic and perfect for people who have problems with the "r" sound ))

 

[Robika]

I speak 4 languages. I like Hungarian because most people think it is invented, also it doesn't belong into any major language family so not many words are recognised by those who don't speak it. Galician is just a lovely language that predates Spanish and also Dragon Ball dub on Galician is bad ass.

 

[impeeza]

Esperanto, is the more beautiful language on universe. and sometimes Assembler go crazy.