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Your favourite language #1 (permalink) Thu Aug 04, 2005 23:00 pm   Your favourite language
 

I like the sound of Slavic languages, mostly Croatian and Russian. As for Germanic languages, Swedish sounds very nicely to me too. And I consider Catalan to be the most beautiful Latin language.

Well, as you've seen, I've judged the beauty of these languages just on how they sound: it couldn't be any other way, as I now nothing about them! And what about you? What languages do you prefer? You can take other things into account, not just how it sounds.
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Your favourite language #2 (permalink) Fri Aug 05, 2005 12:14 pm   Your favourite language
 

I like the sound of French and the one of Italian. I think those are the most beautiful languages.
Although French grammar is quite complicated, I think that it is absolutely worth learning this language. But it is extremely difficult to sound native-like.
Unfortunately I don't know but a few Italian words, but listening to Italians speaking is like listening to music Smile The melodic intonation makes it really special.
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Your favourite language #3 (permalink) Thu Aug 18, 2005 12:51 pm   Your favourite language
 

I like Portuguese and German.
Can somebody tell me which is the correct expression for these languages? Is it correct what I wrote?
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Your favourite language #4 (permalink) Thu Aug 18, 2005 21:24 pm   Your favourite language
 

I really adore French and Japanese..French is a beautiful one, and Japanese...well, I think it's rather original for me, a Russian person...and also Finnish..a friend of mine knows it, and I find it very funny when I hear him talk it..It's rather nice I think))
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