Most annoying sounding language (2015, how far, rural)
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Basque has a number of Spanish loan words, which might suggest a similarity to Spanish when you hear it spoken, but beyond that Basque is a completely different language. It is not related to Spanish or any other language, unlike Russian or Hindi or Farsi, which are related to Spanish, all being Indo-European languages.
Yes, my daughter, a linguist, visited San Sebastian last year. She was fascinated by Basque.
It is likely a remnant of one of the original languages of the area before the Romans and other Indo-European language speakers came along.
worst: any of the many Indian language dialects. It sounds so chaotic and frenetic. How do they even sleep being so wound up?
Arabic sounds the most chaotic and frantic! Vietnamese too though Vietnamese accents in English can sound funny, and many names in Vietnamese translate poorly in English like Bich, Phuc, Phat, you get the gist. There really is a Vietnamese person I've met whose name is "Dat Ho". Technically there can be a Vietnamese named "Phat Bich" or "Dat Bich".
Arabic sounds the most chaotic and frantic! Vietnamese too though Vietnamese accents in English can sound funny, and many names in Vietnamese translate poorly in English like Bich, Phuc, Phat, you get the gist. There really is a Vietnamese person I've met whose name is "Dat Ho". Technically there can be a Vietnamese named "Phat Bich" or "Dat Bich".
I once had a Uber Eats driver bring food over to my place. Her name was Pornkrat or something along those lines.
Bottom of the barrel: Hindi and French -- because they make heavy use of inflection, and can be used to convey an entirely different (and sometimes derogatory) message to a speaker about someone who's "not in the loop.
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