What's your favorite languages?

[Yamarus]

I think it´s because i like watching Czech Hunter.
NO REGRETS

 

[Luki]

Hmmm probably & . But I love each and every Slavic language as well.

 

[Ewigkeit]

 

[Nikkita]

naughty girl

CH#46 - my friend from elementary school

lololol you cant understand if they're really random or pornstars.But i think they're pornstars cause all the twinks are SO pro at their work.

 

[Paddy]

I love the sound of Greek, Bulgarian, and Portuguese. And I also like German (mostly with English accent ) and also German

Of course it all depends on different tastes and so on, but I'm a bit confused to see Finnish/Estonian that often here. For me these two languages are one of the most awful ones together with Icelandic and Danish (don't want to offend anyone, just my opinion, I know that there are also many people who hate the sound of German for example so I hope it's no problem )

 

[Mattan]

Well, here we go:

Portuguese - especially
Icelandic
Hebrew
Serbo-Croat (I can't tell variants apart when I'm listening)
Estonian (I really dislike the sound of Finnish though)
French

I may also have a thing for Latvian. Also on the fence with Greek.

What else... Swedish is quite nice, but I'm clearly biased as that's the language I mainly use in my daily life. The same does apply for Finnish, but I don't like the sound of that. English is 50/50 in making the list - some variants are nice, but it's such a lingua franca by now listing it would include more variants than I can count.

 

[vatroslav_cro]

Well, here we go:
Serbo-Croat (I can't tell variants apart when I'm listening)

This "language" DOESN'T EXIST( I don't know how it still ain't clear) ??????????????

 

[Verjamem]

By me, all ex-Yu countries have other languages, and Serbo-Croatian was just socialistic invention to don't have problems with offices, judges, educations etc.

 

[vatroslav_cro]

You are right Mateusz! There are Slovene, Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian and Macedonian. But apart from it, we have many similar examples in Europe, such as Danish, Icelandic, Swedish and Norwegian in Scandinavian case, then Czech and Slovak in ex Czechoslovakian case, then Belarussian and Ukrainian in ex Soviet case etc. Some of them are more, some of them are less mutually inteligible and understandable, but they all have their own ortography. I am speaking from the linguistic point of view, hopefully I won't be misunderstood again....
Plus I think these things should be cleared once for ever, finally.

 

[Luki]

This "language" DOESN'T EXIST( I don't know how it still ain't clear) ??????????????

Serbo-Croatian - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Luki]

I think it´s because i like watching Czech Hunter.
NO REGRETS

Oh god. :'D

 

[CC92]

Okay, not that topic again.

 

[vatroslav_cro]

I say the same.....

 

[Yoni]

oh yes I completely forgot Serbo-Croatian, it's such a pleasant language, especially when singing, mostly in ballads

 

[AdelAdel]

This "language" DOESN'T EXIST( I don't know how it still ain't clear) ??????????????

Dude, you need to chill sometimes :?
If it doesn't exist, then why do my parents have an old Polish - Serbo-Croatian dictionary?

 

[Luki]

Croatian language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Croatian (hrvatski jezik) is a standardized register of the Serbo-Croatian language

 

[SRBIJA]

I think Mattan's point was that he cant make difference between and nowadays, so he just used common name?


And BTW Vatroslav, you forgot to mention Montenegrin as well. (Post #53).

 

[vatroslav_cro]

I am giving up......obviously I ll have to
Željko, you are maybe the only one who REALLY understand it all....

 

[AdelAdel]

I am giving up......obviously I ll have to
Željko, you are maybe the only one who REALLY understand it all....

The only thing I understand is that you're throwing tantrum for no reason. I can tell you that before Yugoslavia changed its name to Serbia & Montenegro, the general term for the official language used there was "Serbo-Croatian". You can't just say that it didn't exist. The division between Serbian, Croatian, and Bosnian exists only because of nationalistic reasons.

 

[vatroslav_cro]

So maybe you know better than me what language I am talking to?
BTW, Croatian is one of the EU official languages today.
And I talked also about the other examples, but seems everybody just "caught up" this one.....

But I am not gonna make a quarrel here, it is just useless...and I don't do it, because I have my own dignity.