Best sounding language (home, school, stations)

[SilkCity0416]

Originally Posted by NihonKitty

arigatou*

You know what is weird, I've seen it spelled both ways. Which one is the correct way?

[Bibi12]

Originally Posted by SilkCity0416

You know what is weird, I've seen it spelled both ways. Which one is the correct way?

Arigatou there is no other way. Arigato is incorrect . The hiragana is
ありがとう
arigato would be
ありがと

[Funny_74]

Although I am a German girl I'd say that French is the language that sounds the best. If one can speak it fluently it is nice to listen to.

[Bluesmama]

I hate the French language. They always sound like they're talking through their noses. Don't like German at all, either.

Italian is my favorite. It's melodic and has 'fire'.

[Winston Smith]

Brazilian Portugese
All Scandinavian Languages
Farsi
Chinese of any dialect

[effie g-tad]

Originally Posted by Funny_74

Although I am a German girl I'd say that French is the language that sounds the best. If one can speak it fluently it is nice to listen to.

and it is a lot easier to learn than english, because once you got the rules (including inaudible end syllables) it's pure elegance to use ....

[Neutre]

Originally Posted by Winston Smith

Brazilian Portugese
All Scandinavian Languages
Farsi
Chinese of any dialect

I love the way Brazilian Portuguese, Norwegian, Icelandic, Finnish and Persian sound, but I don't like the way Chinese (except Shanghainese) sounds at all. You may not believe this, but I think Danish sounds like Chinese.

[breeze823]

I pick French and Italian!

[ChrisC]

Originally Posted by Neutre

but I think Danish sounds like Chinese.

Yes, the sound of Danish is certainly in a class of its own. It sounds very different from most all European languages. And even though Danish and Norwegian are almost the same in writing, they sound worlds apart!

[Bibi12]

Are Danish-Swedish-Norwegian mutually intelligible if they speak slowly to eachother?