The same music, one in portuguese and another version in spanish. which one sounds better?
Portuguese(brazil)
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Spanish(argentina)
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Which language sounds better?
Robert Nelson
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Levi Watson
Italian
Andrew Baker
French
Joseph Butler
mirandese
Adam Taylor
Spanish. Honestly to me Portugese has a bunch of weird sounds that make it seem like a bastard lovechild of Spanish and something Slavic.
Hudson Smith
This is a pretty bad song. The Spanish version is better but that doesn't say anything about which language is better. I think I prefer Portuguese to Spanish overall.
Brody Morris
I like how Spanish sounds more, but I think Portuguese is better than Spanish. As in, more regular, shorter words, because it evolved further from Latin in comparison to Spanish. More efficient.
Landon Anderson
Chase Lee
>This thread
Joseph Allen
wtf i didn't know those were cover songs
Ayden Barnes
Basque 100%.
Learn to speak it by next week so you can understand the orders your masters give you
Isaac Ross
wait Italy speaks more than 1 language?
Evan Gonzalez
Lucas Walker
To be honest, occitan
Particularly love the provençal dialect but the rest is cool too
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David Stewart
wew lad
Zachary Robinson
Please rate this language.
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Cooper Cox
How about the same song in:
>German:
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>Spanish (argentina)
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Cooper Reyes
old occitan
Justin Davis
>judeo-spanish
Lmao
Mason Martinez
Bump
Easton Adams
Occitan is a fucking meme, I wish it just died already so people would stop talking about it. Napoleon unironically should have killed everyone South of Paris.
Hudson Perry
Patrician
It's weird, because Galician-Portuguese, Astur-Leonese and Catalan all have this slav-ish sound, so Castillian is actually the odd one out.
It makes sense that it has a simpler phonetic range, since it was pushed as a unifying language for people of other languages (Leoneses, Catalans, etc.), and had an active push towards simplification (Old Spanish was more complex). It's still a bit odd that the odd one out up being the most spoken worldwide.
Julian Fisher
It's not odd that outstanding things stand out.
Bump.
Ryder Martin
italian > french > spanish > portuguese > r*manian
James Diaz
>It's not odd that outstanding things stand out.
I appreciate your attempt at word play, but that was not what I said, Rodriguez.
I said that it's odd that the weird one ended up being more used, when language has nothing to do with how big your empire country's is.
Mason Bell
>This is a pretty bad song
kek
original version, not even close
Owen James
I was asking for someone to rate my minority language at so I'm no Rodriguez.