Most beautiful Romance language?

[Radik Safin]

Originally Posted by Radik Safin

and the Italian word "fastigio"

Spanish and Portuguese "fastigio" / top, vertex, spire/. Turkish «baş» 4. / vertex, spire/.

[Radik Safin]

Italian "marito" /husband/. Look at the kinship of this word with a famous German name.

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[Chinese Dragon]

当然是中文，
不接受反驳。

[Radik Safin]

Originally Posted by Chinese Dragon

当然是中文，
不接受反驳。Of course it's Chinese. Rebuttals are not accepted

Mongolian "шон" (shon) /pillar, pile/.
Chinese 山 (shān) /mountain/
The Chinese and Mongolian words are missing the first two Turkic letters.

[lieqiang]

I vote Spanish as well, with Italian a close second.

[Radik Safin]

Originally Posted by Radik Safin

Mongolian "шон" (shon) /pillar, pile/.
Chinese 山 (shān) /mountain/
The Chinese and Mongolian words are missing the first two Turkic letters.

You can read about the origin of Chinese words here
https://forum-eurasica.ru/topic/606-...%D0%BA/page/3/

[Radik Safin]

The real origin of the French word "baby" /child/ can be found here /rs-lit.narod.ru/

[MercedesBoy]

French is definitely the most romantic. When you're talking low, to a lover in French, it doesn't get any better.