Which Romance language do you like the most?

Which Romance language do you like the most?

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English

Spanish

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Then Italian > French > Portuguese
Don't know about Romanian

Really reaching with Italy on that map, how many north africans/somalians actually speak italian?

French

Italian sounds the best

English is a germanic language

Quebec

>PT last.

Aiaiai compadre porque lo asses?

the one spoken in israel : ^)

>implying

So what the fuck is up with Romania? I have heard they are descendants of Roman warriors that developed own dialect but it seems like bs

also please compare
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with
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Unironically Spanish
>in b4 CHI
I am a gook. I just like that Spanish seems to be the easiest one to learn

Objective ranking:
Italian
French
Spanish
Romanian
Portuguese

Despite all the hatred I have towards shitalians, I must say their language is beautiful.

romans invade dacia
romans bring colonists
colonists latinize the area
romans pull out after a hundred year
roman settlers are left behind and chill
herding sheep and shit
we change invaders every few centuries so none really replaces our culture
nothing much

Spanish > Italian > French > Portuguese

I'm not meme-ing, either.

I've traveled a bit around South America, and I hate how Portuguese sounds.

French>Italian=Spanish>*ultra power gap*>Portuguese

French.

Romanian

why tho

I think Italian sounds the best, but I also think it's the least efficient one, as in, a translation of a book from English into a Romance language would need the most pages in Italian.

I-I think Romanian is cool and cute

Italian

this

>france-nee-chan noticed us

just is

italian by far, seconded by portuguese

those arches are haram

...

Glorious Quebecois French >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Italian > French > Spanish > Portugay

based Habs

You're missing one

I remember meeting once some Canadiasn from Quebec and they spoke French with an American English accent, it was weird but awesome at the same time, I don't know if that's how the québécois accent sounds to the more trained ears but to me it sounded like that.

Indeed

Ah yes

Georgian

Brazilian Portuguese doesnt sound bad btw, it doesnt get confused with Polish like the European one

youtube.com/watch?v=uKRRCYWnPIo

>French with an American English accent

Apparently, this is how French sounded, a few centuries ago.

It is true that the modern French R is a relatively recent innovation.

No, Romanian you dumb fucking pseudo-frog

Yea, in some mid 20th century videos, french people had a rolled R

(I have no videos, right now, sorry!)

SPA + ITA = Lunfardo master race

European portuguese
It was molded by the suebi,that's why it sounds germanic.
We're also germanic btw

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All (yous) need is Vitamin D.

We da best language

Definitely Italian, by far.

I like Romanian

Kek, for the first 4 miliseconds the russian sounded just like a portuga. Btw just have used the eu version if you're trying to imply we sound slavic, we have way too much lisp here

i like english
cutest language
i tried to use the european version but couldnt find it

That's brazilian portuguese you absolute dense motherfucking gypsy.
It's the european portuguese that somewhat sounds like russian.

>tfw no germanic cape to cairo
egyptians cucks OUT

We don't really speak spanish, memes aside. Even the Spic kids only know really basic Spanish to the point that their white classmates may speak it better as a second language .

I can speak English with all Germanic words. I can not speak English with only Latin words.

Yet, here's another thread with clueless foreigners who treat European Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese as if they sounded similarly or the same.

If you want your opinion to be taken seriously, don't put both versions in the same basket when you're doing a comparison with other languages

you and your fucking videos of make up girls again

gtfo, you fucking LARPer

el lunfardo tambien tiene palabras de los gitanos
SPA+ITA+ROMA = Lunfardo master race

>We're also germanic btw
I knew it

como cuales?

ahí busqué, no des pelota

>white kids

How dare they, that's cultural appropriation

el mas conocido me parece que es pibe

claro que podrias
see? this is basically english using all latin words

>Canada is blue
>America is green

has the meme gone too far?

>meme

>Implying Canada doesn't speak Chinese and America doesn't speak redneck

u mad gringo? wh*te genocide soon

But it isn't English.

"This board eats goat shit."
Is all Germanic.

>romance language thread
>not a single mention of Catalan yet
This needs to change now.
Here's 2 examples of Catalan that sound vaguely similar to European Portuguese imo.

youtube.com/watch?v=nN4fDhAcGTM
youtube.com/watch?v=qJVY25bli80

>New Zealand
>Implying you all won't be genocided when the US figures out how to extract oil from kiwis

>Implying he isn't a Maori

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oil_and_gas_industry_in_New_Zealand#Oil_and_gas_fields

None. No one speaks Itlian in Africa at all.

American is the 2nd country world wide by Spanish speaking population. It's not a meme. It's a reality.

I like listening to Portuguese.

It sounds like spanish but the language is trying to fuck with my head.

GIVE US YOUR OIL MONEY REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

I live in pic related and have never seen a native Spanish speaker in my life

Romansch :^)

ah of course, ye olde "if I cherrypick regions inside my country I nullify your argument"
people never realize others can do the same... alright, Argentina has a few regions with a bunch of menonites, muh heritage welsh and muh heritage germans, all speaking on their own language and printing their own newspapers on that language, therefore, Argentina is in fact not a romance language speaking country

There are heritage welsh and germans printing papers in their own language in Argentina?

Interesting, learn something new every day I guess.

Brazilian Portuguese

I'm from northern CT. Go to the south end of Hartford and find one if the off the boat Puerto Ricans. There aren't many but those are the only ones I've encountered. I've met more native Portuguese speakers than Spanish ones.

but it is comprehensible by an english speaker
claro can be guessed as clear -> sure
poder -> possible, sort of

>American is the 2nd country world wide by Spanish speaking population. It's not a meme. It's a reality.
You really need to come here and speak with these "Spanish speakers". Bi-Lo gal education crashed and burned for a reason. They only have a really basic form of Spanish after the first immigrant generation and even then it's filled with slang and English. Most would fail a basic Spanish class.

Oh I forgot, I've definitely met more native Polish speakers where I lived.

unlike the written language, spoken portuguese doesn't sound like spanish to me at all. it has a lot more sounds and a totally different speech melody (at least brazilian portuguese).

Surtout La France et le francais

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These aren't latin words senpai

You're really stretching it and most English speakers wouldn't get poder. At the end of the day the base of English is West Germanic.

PT doesn't sound like Russian that much inbtw.

m.youtube.com/watch?v=RKGk_lZDyaI

There's a word in spanish for possible. It's posible.

>US Census Office
>The report says there are 41 million native Spanish speakers in the US

That alone makes the US the 4th country by spanish speaking population

>plus a further 11.6 million who are bilingual, mainly the children of Spanish-speaking immigrants

maybe i dunno, when i see poder i immediately think power or potency, aka ability to do something, i think it is pretty obvious

>possible
sure, i didn't mean the exact translation, just some mnemonics that could help you guess the meaning

If you would tell me that this was some slavic language I'd totally believe you, not only it sounds Slavic but that dude looks Russian as fuck, too.

Nice song btw

The American accent in French sounds nothing like the quebecois accent

Source: francophone american

Ur welcome ;O)

CHI

this sounded totally slavic for the first 3 seconds until I realized I understood what he was saying

Argentina speaks a creole language from the Niger-Congo family, not Romance.

>obvious
Its not obvious, youre just an autist.

>The report says there are 41 million native Spanish speakers in the US
Again someone that came at 3 will tell you the're a native Spanish speaker. I'm telling you from people here that are fluent Spanish speakers, most of our "Spanish speakers" couldn't hold an in depth conversation with you beyond shooting the shit.

kys frog scum

French is bae

as for the rest I rank them

Romanian > Italian > portuguese > spanish last

Seriously Spanish sounds so shit

Spanish>=Portuguese>Italian>>>>>>Romanian>>>>>>French

good post

Indeed, I think the reason some people perceive it as such is specifically because of a few specific phonemes which exist in both Quebec French and English (especially American English), but not in France.

For example:
>/J/ (the 'i' in "bit")
>/ʊ/ (the 'oo' in "hook" in American English)
>/ɑ/ (the 'o' in "hot" in American English)
>/aJ̯/ (the 'i' in "fight" in American English)
And also the 'r', which is much less guttural in Quebec and thus is often perceived by Frenchmen as being akin to the English 'r' (even though in reality they're still quite different).