SECOND language English speakers. Do you like the sound of the English language? Yes or no. Tell us why

SECOND language English speakers. Do you like the sound of the English language? Yes or no. Tell us why.

>inb4 accents

I'll give myself a pity bump

English is effective and simple. Not very nice to listen to but not bad either.

meh/10

Finland does it again.

not very aesthetically pleasing to be honest, and the language is very inconsistent with its pronunciations which makes me hate it even more.

>Finland
Wut?

Y, it sounds really kewl.

i do

It can sound cool when you are using words that come from old English and have germanic sound, but mostly it's meh.

It's babby's first foreign language for a reason, it sounds so simplified. I don't speak it (out loud) but from the few times in my life I did, it seems like a physically tiring language, presumably because the sounds you have to make in English require you to shape your mouth in a different way.

Depends on accent

Best tier

>Received pronunciation
>Mid-Atlantic

Good tier

>Cockney
>Scottish
>Liverpool
>South African
>Deep South


Disgusting

>Australian
>Other US accents. Especially women are revolting.

Not remotely. The language disgusts me, and I am sickened to ever hear it spoken.

No, because it made the speaker sounds snobbish despite a peasant's tongue.

Yes, but british and indian english is fucking disgusting.

You have the most disgusting R and A phonemes

This.

It's great for music and sounding modern (e.g. finding names for websites or products).
For national anthems and similar stuff that is supposed to make you feel touched there's better languages. Same goes for trying to geograpic names.

No. It's probably the worst sounding European language.

These.

I'm too used to it to have an opinion.