What's the most beautiful language in the world?
By laurapal
@laurapal (8)
Brazil
June 8, 2010 1:47pm CST
I am really into foreign languages. Realizing that people in general have different perceptions when it comes to sounds, I wonder what would be the language the most of the people (worldwide) consider to be the most beautiful?
I still haven't decided myself. But my two favorite languages so far are French and Chinese. What's yours?
8 responses
@gloryacam (5540)
• Philippines
9 Jun 10
I think it's Spanish. I heard it's been dubbed the most romantic language. But close to it is French (such a hard language to learn, though). In Asia, I think Korean is very lyrical and sweet. I also like Chinese and Japanese. Of course, being a patriot, my first love is my own tongue, Filipino (which is sometimes referred to as Tagalog, but the latter is a dialect while Filipino is a language and broader than Tagalog). English is also nice, when you study it closely because of the many peculiarities.
@laurapal (8)
• Brazil
9 Jun 10
I think tagalog is sweet. I had lots of friend from the Philippines when I was living in China and it sounded like music when they were speaking.
@GADHISUNU (2162)
• India
24 Aug 10
I cannot really say because I love all languages. I am yet to find a language that I find I don't like at all. So, it is really difficult for me to pick one language as sweet/beautiful. Each language has its own beauty. Of I too have heard it said Spanish and Italian or sweet to listen. But on that count Telugu is too!
@jupitercrashing (635)
• Canada
24 Aug 10
I've always loved German, even though it seems like an odd choice. I really enjoy Spanish too, and I'm lucky because my fiance speaks fluent Spanish so I get to hear him speak in it frequently to his family. I really, really enjoy the sound of Afrikaans and even thick South African accents when they speak English. It's beautiful and it's fun and I find it pretty unique.
@goushijue (32)
• China
12 Jun 10
We cannot simply say one language is the most beautiful or the best just as we cannot say a certain nation is the cleverest. each language has its uniqueness and value.they only differ in acceptance and populatity.
@AjaySinghBaghel (5506)
• India
9 Jun 10
As said in many responses that every country has some languages but in my country there are no of languages spoken. I believe that Smile is a common language which fits for all size and everyone understand this without any issue :)