Best sounding language (vs, closest, pronunciation)

[Grofica]

Bosnian / Croatian is really pretty... People talk so smoothly and the pace of the language is just wow... and a lot of songs (if you find someone to explain them to you) have lyrics that are just beautiful. they could make you cry :-)

[Neutre]

Originally Posted by Grofica

Bosnian / Croatian is really pretty... People talk so smoothly and the pace of the language is just wow... and a lot of songs (if you find someone to explain them to you) have lyrics that are just beautiful. they could make you cry :-)

Agree. Hearing Bosnian changed my opinion of the Slavic languages. Bosnian is one of the most beautiful sounding languages I've ever heard.

[jetgraphics]

Originally Posted by jetgraphics

I like Lenni Lenape. (aka Delaware Indians)

YouTube - Lenape Bulbous Buffont Skit

Syfy (SciFi) channel's "Warehouse 13" featured an episode where a character was speaking Lenape.

It was freaky weird - but I instantly recognized it as Lenape.

[noela]

Originally Posted by dth

I really want to hear what Romansh group of languages sound like. I think Romanian is very beautiful, and the most beautiful language in my opinion is Catalan.

Catalan is very beautiful indeed

[Thomas R.]

I suppose this is all subjective and depends on your culture or what words/sounds are associated with prettiness or whatever. Putting that aside though I think Irish Gaelic and some Polynesian languages are somewhat pretty.

[golgi1]

Brazilian Portugese, IMO.

[meet4]

I found this language very interesting. Without googling it, which country you would associate it with? I was thinking it's some Arabic or Berber, but I was quite surprised...


YouTube - music clip - Danez Prigent & Lisa Gerrard {black hawk down}

[caseras]

Originally Posted by meet4

I found this language very interesting. Without googling it, which country you would associate it with? I was thinking it's some Arabic or Berber, but I was quite surprised...

YouTube - music clip - Danez Prigent & Lisa Gerrard {black hawk down}

Actually it's "Breton". The old language spoken in "Bretagne" wich is in France
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[Fan]

Greek :P

[effie g-tad]

let me forget languages for a moment; what sure SOUNDS good is argot, cockney and jamaican patois!!!