Anonymous wrote:Listening to mandarin all day gives me a headache.
Thai also isn’t great. When they sing it just never sounds good simply because of the way they have to say words.

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:French or Mandarin as the most beautiful.
German and Dutch sound harsh to me.
French or Mandarin? Really? Do they sound similar in anyway to you?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mandarin Chinese is my favorite, especially when spoken by those who take the time to enunciate well.
Latin is actually my least favorite, although that may have something to do with my association with the Catholic masses I attended when growing up.
I've always loved the sound of ecclesiastical/church Latin. It sounds so elegant to me.
Classical Latin, which is the pronunciation I learned in school, is a different story; Caesar = "kye-zar" instead of "see-zer" and Veni Vidi Vici = "wenny weedy weeky." How are you supposed to strike fear into the hearts of your enemies with that!?
Anonymous wrote:Mandarin Chinese is my favorite, especially when spoken by those who take the time to enunciate well.
Latin is actually my least favorite, although that may have something to do with my association with the Catholic masses I attended when growing up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I dislike the sound of Vietnamese even more than German.
+1
It is a tough language to listen to.
Agree with Vietnamese. It sounds like all vowels.
I grew up with a lot Vietnamese kids, and someone once said it sounded like pots and pans hitting the floor.
Just so you don't repeat this in the company of others, the "pots and pans" thing is the beginning of a well known racist joke. Often told in the 80s/90s.