What's your favorite languages?

[greece]

To be honest, I think Danish and Icelandic are the most awful languages I just don't like the sound of it...

+1 I always believed that

 

[ByeKitty]

French Such a classy, tuneful, exciting language.

Also, I find Southern Slavic languages + Polish particularly sexy when used by a male speaker.

 

[ByeKitty]

To be honest, I think Danish and Icelandic are the most awful languages I just don't like the sound of it...

To me, Danish sounds like English in rewind - but I find it really cute.

 

[hijirio]

Y NO ONE LIKE (

 

[Yamarus]

Japanese is beautiful! Unfortunately it's such a complex language that it makes it very difficult to access for non-native speakers.

 

[r3gg13]

I spoke it when I was a child, I wish I could still speak Japanese

 

[Quent91]

konnichiwa

 

[Leaphar]

My favourite languages are Swedish, Norwegian, German, Finnish, English and Hungarian.
English and Swedish are the best to me. German is so difficult (der, die, das) but it's awesome

 

[RobNZ]

I love the sound of Finnish, Estonian, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Romanian, Polish and Czech!

Especially the first 2 and the last 2, it's a shame they're all so hard to learn

They're my favourites, although I love a lot of other languages too!

 

[JamesUK1990]

I love languages in general, though love individual languages for different reasons. I have a real soft spot for Hungarian, fell in love with the language, country and culture and just love how unusual it is compared to European languages. I love music from the Balkans, so love the sound of Croatian/Bosnian/Serbian, Albanian and Macedonia. Fascinated by Irish Gaelic and Welsh too. Counting up, there are probably at least 15 languages I'd like to learn

 

[Archer]

Japanese, Finnish, Estonian, Korean, Irish.

 

[cassidian]

The languages that I speak already?

My first language!

I am Scottish, so I also speak Glaswegian, not an actual language, but still a bonus! (not to be confused with Scots or Gaelic)

My grandparents are irish so I sometimes speak limited irish to them

Been studying french for about 4 years now, I would say I am about semi-fluent, can read and write great, speaking and listening still need work

Just started learning last year, I know greetings etc., all the basics really, although I will be sitting an exam in it in May so I need to push on with that!~

Once again, just started learning briefly, about the same level as German, probably won't be pursuing it though!

Been casually learning for about a year now, not getting very far but it isn't my main priority at the moment.

I know the Greek alphabet, does that count?!

Started learning about 2 days ago, just really liked the language so I thought, I'll go ahead and learn it!

Will be starting after summer

My dad's partner is Polish, so I know a bit of this and a bit of that to get me by

Languages I'd like to learn!

It weirdly intrigues me!

it sounds like a nice language

 

[greece]

^^This thread is about ur fave languages. There is another thread that u can say what languages u speak

 

[HarryUK]

Sounds amazing and is apparently easy to learn!

 

[Fierro]

Japanese. Japanese. Japanese.
Glory to Japan!

 

[JamieBrown]

1. Nordic languages (;, , , , ! I'm sorry for but imo it sounds like a weird version of and )
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I have no clue about many other languages. Only know the european ones!

 

[Sandy]

Hmm i have to say korean ..

 

[Dante]

I'd love to know German, but Japanese is the one who really owns my heart

 

[Terence]

Serbian/Serbo-Croatian!

They sound so sexy

 

[pinkchiffon]

Lithuanian is the most appealing language to me. It has a lively, bubbly texture and the way the vowels are pronounced is really cute.

I also like all Slavic languages, and Russian is the language I've been studying the longest, so it's obviously one of my favorites