>Worst sounding languages
Chinese
Vietnamese
Korean
>Best sounding languages
British English
German
Japanese
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Worst sounding languages
Colton Torres
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Jaxon Edwards
you are wrong, there I proved
Isaac Perry
>>Best sounding languages
>British English
Disregard any native saying their language/dialect is great.
[Disregard also people claiming a closely related language sounds bad.]
Luke Price
>a huehuehue says this
Opinion discarded
Hunter Anderson
received pronunciation is the only accent a foreigner should have when speaking english
it's forgivable if a non-european speaks american english, but if a european does it's embarrassing
Oliver Green
>Spanish education
Evan Diaz
>Worst sounding:
Danish.
Hungarian.
Best sounding:
Russian.
Norwegian (Far North dialect)
Adam Edwards
Hungarian might be ugly when written,but no way it's danish tier
David Anderson
>German
>Best sounding
Pick one and only one.
Jordan Wood
I really like the way spanish sounds.
Korean and Chinese are really beautiful when written i dont really like the way they sound
Mason Turner
French, and Korea are best sounding languages.
Chinese, English and German are the worst!!!!
Asher Adams
>Best sounding languages
>British English
Lol.
Christopher Peterson
I'd say arabic and latin.
e.g.
youtube.com
Blake Clark
>Worst sounding languages
German
Italian
Spanish
Japanese
Chinese
Korean
>Best sounding languages
American English
Nicholas Jenkins
>Idiots are wrong;
>You're an idiot;
>Then you're wrong.
QED
Ian Long
Only one of those is still alive. Really makes you think huh?
Nathan Williams
Japanese is utter shit.
English is mediocre at best.
God-like : Italian
Best: Bestugal
Ryder Jackson
Poortugese is shit tier
Just cheap spanish-lite
Aaron Harris
British English is probably the ugliest version of English
I'd say Spanish from Spain probably sounds the best for a language you don't understand. Any language from Asia sounds like they're arguing.
Angel Cruz
whatever you say, Joaoinho
Andrew Ramirez
>seeing this thread as a professional linguist
It doesn't matter what the individual timbre, inflection, nuance, pronunciation, or cadence of any given language happens to be when all you say are pseudo-intellectual platitude and you mumble through your half-eaten words.
Connor Morales
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