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Modern Greek language and southern Russian dialects have the same "G" pronuciation as standard Dutch. Ukrainian have a bit different, but similiar sound, which usually is usually transcripted as H.
The "G" in standard Dutch sounds more like the Arabic "H" in Ahmed. I believe the Greek and Ukrainian sound is softer, like the Spanish "J" in Alejandro (which is also how the G is pronounced in the Southern Netherlands and Flanders).
Dutch doesn't have the "G" sound that all other Germanic languages have, as in the English "go" or the German "gut".
It depends, Dutch doesn't have that harsh "G" sound in the Southern Netherlands and Flanders. But it's an ugly language anyway, at least when it's spoken.
The "G" in standard Dutch sounds more like the Arabic "H" in Ahmed. I believe the Greek and Ukrainian sound is softer, like the Spanish "J" in Alejandro (which is also how the G is pronounced in the Southern Netherlands and Flanders).
Dutch doesn't have the "G" sound that all other Germanic languages have, as in the English "go" or the German "gut".
Norwegian seems to impress me the most, especially when sung:
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