Your Top 10 Favorite Languages (Beautiful Languages)

[dpdx]

What are you favorite languages or What are the most beautiful languages in your opinion?

Mine are

Turkish- I really like Turkish, studied in my college, loved the sound of the language, it is a very interesting language, the structure of the language (phonology, syntax,etc) is quite interesting.

Swedish-What a cool language, it is quite melodic when its spoken.

Czech- One of my favorite languages, love the sound of it, it sounds really cool when spoken, very interesting

Serbo-Croatian (Bosnian)-My native language. I love the dialects from the Croatian Coast (Istra, Dalmatia). I consider the Dalmatian dialect to be the prettiest variant of Serbo-Croatian.

Spanish- Spanish is a beautiful (romantic) language, it sounds very nice when spoken, easy to learn, not complex.

French-Beautiful language, very romantic.

Italian-One of the most beautiful languages I have heard. It is very melodic.

Greek-My favorite language, love the way it sounds, it sounds particularly well when its sung, not a hard language to learn.

German-One of my favorite languages, it sounds so clear and on point, very precise.

English (UK)- I like the English language a lot. I think its a nice language especially the dialect from England.


Honorable mentions: Welsh, Portuguese, Norwegian, Icelandic, Polish, Catalan, Hebrew, Japanese.

10. Turkish
9. Swedish
8. English (UK)
7. Czech
6. German
5. French
4. SerboCroatian
3. Spanish
2. Italian
1. Modern Greek

 

[IvanRus]

Russian is the richest language.
Also I like Spanish, he is very handsome, like Spanish women)

 

[MajaC]

1. French (since it's my native language)
2. LSQ (sign language of Québec)
3. Russian
4. English
5. Yiddish

 

[Jcb]

I love the Irish accent specifically Dublin's. Spanish and Swedish languages to me are just plain lovely. I should say the UK as live here, but most of the UK dialects just grate on me haha

 

[victoria9273]

1. English
2. German(cool pronunciation and accent)
3. French(the spelling looks pretty.)
4. Russian(very interesting)
5. Korean(my native language)

 

[threefirefour]

Russian is the richest language.
Also I like Spanish, he is very handsome, like Spanish women)

Я изучаю русский, но это так сложно

 

[Sonic17]

I only speak English, but I love the sound of the German language. It sounds so lively and throaty.

 

[Holly1987]

I'm Australian I'm pretty sure it's one of the most bogan.

 

[Jazzer]

I love the Irish accent specifically Dublin's. Spanish and Swedish languages to me are just plain lovely. I should say the UK as live here, but most of the UK dialects just grate on me haha

....er...Home Counties can be quite nice really,
(I could be biased.......slightly)

 

[Jazzer]

English is without doubt the finest language for creating crossword puzzles in.
Squillions of words - synonyms abound.

Anybody want to argue......?
I'm quite tough ya know, and if you turn nasty, I'll just go home and get me dad.
I bet my dad can 'it your dad, so
"ner-ner-ne-ner-ner !!!"

(typical kiddies playground banter)

 

[TheDanishGirl]

My favorite languages in random order:

Spanish - probably my top favorite, would love to learn it.
French
Italian
Latvian
Russian
Icelandic
Montenegrin
Greek
Romanian

All beautiful languages, although Russian is more cool then beautiful English is so boring.....Sorry Jazzer

 

[Jazzer]

My favorite languages in random order:

Spanish - probably my top favorite, would love to learn it.
French
Italian
Italian
Latvian
Russian
Icelandic
Montenegrin
Greek
Romanian

All beautiful languages, although Russian is more cool then beautiful English is so boring.....Sorry Jazzer

"You'll be sorry...!
Anybody treads on my toes, behind me back
I won't take it lying down.....!!"

 

[Jazzer]

I only speak English, but I love the sound of the German language. It sounds so lively and throaty.

Don't be fooled Abakos,
they all suffer with excess phlegm out there....

 

[Jazzer]

I must be honest,
I've never been good at languages.
I'm just lucky I learnt how to speak English proper, and the appropriate use of apostrophe's.

Let's face it
- I'm no cunning linguist.....

 

[Jazzer]

What are you favorite languages

I'm not telling......so there.....!
I don't have to if I don't want to.....!
They can't put you in prison for it....er....can they?

 

[Jcb]

....er...Home Counties can be quite nice really,
(I could be biased.......slightly)

Haha not all grate on me, just some but I will not say which I was possibly being a bit judgemental with my comment there

 

[Jazzer]

Haha not all grate on me, just some but I will not say which I was possibly being a bit judgemental with my comment there

Judgemental??
Come off it.
You're a pussycat Jcb.
May as well admit it......

 

[Jcb]

Judgemental??
Come off it.
You're a pussycat Jcb.
May as well admit it......

I am, hard outa shell but a little bit soft on the inside (but obviously not toooo gooey)

 

[Jazzer]

I am, hard outa shell but a little bit soft on the inside (but obviously not toooo gooey)

.......er.......I've decided to take your word for it
(.....on this occasion....)

 

[Jcb]

.......er.......I've decided to take your word for it
(.....on this occasion....)

Ha I'm a big softie really, my mouth can get me in trouble a lot (as i was brought up to never be afraid to speak your mind) but I never mean harm

 

[Sonic17]

I've never been good at languages.
I'm just lucky I learnt how to speak English proper,

Hey, you are doing better then me. I only speak Canadian English which probably sounds terrible in comparison to what you are accustomed to in the UK.
I love your posts by the way, they are so funny!

 

[Jazzer]

I must be honest,
I've never been good at languages.
I'm just lucky I learnt how to speak English proper, and the appropriate use of apostrophe's.

Let's face it
- I'm no cunning linguist.....

"......steady on it Jazzer.....
this is a nice family show remember,
you're not with your jazz mates now !!"

 

[Jazzer]

Hey, you are doing better then me. I only speak Canadian English which probably sounds terrible in comparison to what you are accustomed to in the UK.
I love your posts by the way, they are so funny!

"Oh Abakos - what a beautiful lady you are, what a darlin' thing to say to a chap,
...I think I'm in love.......again,"

(I'd offer marriage....but I've only got a small house.....and....er.....I've got one of those at home already....etc....)

 

[Jazzer]

Ha I'm a big softie really, my mouth can get me in trouble a lot (as i was brought up to never be afraid to speak your mind) but I never mean harm

Hey Jcb - are those your initials, or are you a heavy digger by trade?
Sorry to be nosey - it's been buggin' me.
I wake up in the night - worryin' about it.....x

 

[Jcb]

Hey Jcb - are those your initials, or are you a heavy digger by trade?
Sorry to be nosey - it's been buggin' me.
I wake up in the night - worryin' about it.....x

Yes I'm a fortified digger my friend, the best of the best I'll have you know
They are indeed my initials, its something my friends call me

 

[Alex Prime]

I am a Bulgarian and managed to learn only English. But I enjoy the sound of Japanese, Chinese, French and Italian as well.

 

[dpdx]

I am a Bulgarian and managed to learn only English. But I enjoy the sound of Japanese, Chinese, French and Italian as well.

I love chalga

 

[Alex Prime]

I love chalga

It is very popular in my country... similar music can also be listened in Greece, Serbia and Turkey. You know, local intelectuals don't like it, because they connect it with rich oligarchs who support the industry. And foreigners love it, like common people. It is a funny situation!

 

[SugarMagnolia]

I'm American and only speak English.

If I could go back in time and give some advice to my school-age self, I would tell her to study German and Japanese. Most of my favorite non-English books are written in these two languages. It would be wonderful to read German and Japanese poetry in the original languages.

@Alex Prime
Also, I think translation would be a perfect career for me. I could work from home, in quiet ~ something I would have appreciated even before I had tinnitus. I always did prefer the company of books to people.

 

[Alex Prime]

I'm American and only speak English.

If I could go back in time and give some advice to my school-age self, I would tell her to study German and Japanese. Most of my favorite non-English books are written in these two languages. It would be wonderful to read German and Japanese poetry in the original languages.

@Alex Prime
Also, I think translation would be a perfect career for me. I could work from home, in quiet ~ something I would have appreciated even before I had tinnitus. I always did prefer the company of books to people.

You also choose when you work - morning, afternoon, even during the night. It is a low stress work, compared to other opportuties with English like the harrowing call center option, which is very well paid, but extremely stressful. And after my suffering with insomnia and anxiety, I try to avoid stress as much as possible.