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Russian is the most beautiful language in the world
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No, it's actually German

German is one of the worst along with Aussie English 🤮
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Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon:
No, it's actually German

German is one of the worst along with Aussie English 🤮

I agree with german be worst sounding but i'm dutch so it not fair, but still true :P
aussie english sounds kinda cool though imo, much better than american accent.
Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από HypersleepyNaputunia:
frenchis correct answer

french women sound sexy though, so do flemish, way more than dutch, dutch women can sound like they smoked a bag of heavy tobacco, especially in my province xd
Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Senator Armstrong:
German is one of the worst...
Naaa?

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/8936XsmNj-8

Tschüssi *wave, wave*
Whenever I see Russian being typed in Chat (eg. Battlefield game chatbox), I always say "Sorry, I don't speak Elvish"

Russians actually laugh ("xaxa"), which is nice.
Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από 陈伯翰:
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each their own to be honest

I think Colombians speaking Spanish is sexy

and so many others
Not really.

All languages have their foibles for good and bad. I particularly like the Russian language for it's simplicity - the lack of gendered articles for example makes it easier to pick up than say, French.

For example, if you want to say "there is the bridge" you say "there bridge" (or "mot most").

But on the other hand, I also find that to be a hindrance in other situations. Reading Russian books that have been translated are often lacking because of this problem. I'm a fan of the Night Watch series and whilst it's a decent story it lacks something because of the language issue. I realised this after I read classics like War and Peace etc.

I find latin languages like French and Italian to be quite beautiful, but that may be largely because being English, it translates better for me.

On the other hand, languages like Japanese are FAR harder to grasp because they have different structures and concepts so direct tranlation is often difficult.
Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από crunchyfrog:
Not really.

All languages have their foibles for good and bad. I particularly like the Russian language for it's simplicity - the lack of gendered articles for example makes it easier to pick up than say, French.

For example, if you want to say "there is the bridge" you say "there bridge" (or "mot most").

But it's going to be spelled/said differently depending on the case, and there are six main cases in Russian. That and the cyrillic alphabet makes it far more complicated to learn than a more closely related language with articles.

In my opinion.
A language so enveloped in wondrous beauty, it holds a monopoly in palatalized consonants.
I think german is a cool language aswell as japanese and swedish
Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από metamec:
But it's going to be spelled/said differently depending on the case, and there are six main cases in Russian. That and the cyrillic alphabet makes it far more complicated to learn than a more closely related language with articles.

In my opinion.
Look at the Serbs. They use Cyrillic and Latin alphabets. Phonetically, the two are close to each other. The same ways is with the Russian and Bulgarian but writing in phonetic English is unofficial. The good thing about these languages are that the pronunciation rules are simple.
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