What is the most beautiful sounding language

[Agapathapoo]

explain in comments

[Montecroce]

Also wrong forum. F7.

Also, Italian

[Chinese Peoples]

Sanskrit has a nice ring to it.

[Lucifergard]

Icelandic

[Soyghuristan]

Turkic languages in particular kazakh

[Ilbara]

i think basque and spanish are particulary euphonic

[United Timelines Outpost Number 99999999]

The secret language of spider webs.

[Baldapehlva]

Latin, Arabic, and Tagalog. Latin, formally, is refined. Arabic, when it rolls off your tongue, it's great. Tagalog is like a common Latin.

[Baisel]

None is the best.

Polish with Silesian accent

[Reutoa]

The Brit Accent is boss accent, cause they took over almost all the world

[Gigaverse]

This is a plenty subjective thing.

But should my opinion be needed, I'll be frank: even after I've learned a lot of Japanese, I've never gotten tired of hearing it.

[Imperium Sidhicum]

Latvian, obviously. No language sounds better than your native tongue, especially one as ancient and rich in expressions and contexts absent in other tongues.

That my words are true is attested simply by attempting to translate a Latvian folk song in English or any other language, the product being a crude butchery of the original, with much of it's true meaning and beauty gone. Even the term "folk song" itself is but a vague and crude approximation for "daina", which is a language-specific term for a particular form of Baltic oral tradition.

Lithuanian is also a beautiful language, closely related to Latvian and equally ancient.

[Ingensterra]

Probably Spanish. Runner up is English with a British accent for me despite it not being a romance language.

[South New Caledonia]

I would say Japanese, Manchu and Korean are the three most beautiful languages respectively.

[Ontorisa]

You guys don't know. Malay, Hindu or Punjabi are three beautiful sounding languages.

French is ehhh. Spanish I don't like.

[Samnoreg]

Icelandic, Faroese, and/or Norwegian in my humble opinion, but then again I have a heavy Nordic bias.

[Cuprum]

Takehito Koyasu's japanese

[Alphonsylvania]

Quack!

[translation] Ducklish, especially the Wek dialect.

[Ryrenorra]

I take it that nobody on this thread has heard Finnish, because really, it doesn't get much better than Finnish
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RspZPXEVhA

Or Irish Gaelic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIFI8DVyP4Y

[Lacedaemonian]

Russian in anthems, German in parades, Latin in Christian chants, and Greek in historical value.

[Zhouran]

Personally, Russian, Putonghua/Mandarin, Mongolian, Turkic languages like Turkmen, and Korean (Northern Dialect), but also:

No language sounds better than your native tongue

Tagalog may not be the best-sounding Southeast Asian language, but some of the words (not those Taglish words) do sound good to my ears...

[Ontorisa]

No language sounds better than your native tongue

Tagalog may not be the best-sounding Southeast Asian language, but some of the words (not those Taglish words) do sound good to my ears...

Tagalog is weird man. Some guy tried speaking it to me in Malaysia and I thought he was high on crack.

[Zhouran]

Tagalog is weird man. Some guy tried speaking it to me in Malaysia and I thought he was high on crack.

Lol, can't disagree though.

But then again, I do like languages that sound either weird or unpleasant, such as Mongolian and Turkic languages like Turkmen, Turkish and Kazakh.

[Chelta]

Italian opera is aural bliss.

[Ontorisa]

Tagalog is weird man. Some guy tried speaking it to me in Malaysia and I thought he was high on crack.

Lol, can't disagree though.

But then again, I do like languages that sound either weird or unpleasant, such as Mongolian and Turkic languages like Turkmen, Turkish and Kazakh.

Mongolian should be illegal to speak. It's an incest hybrid between Chinese and Russian. Seriously, jimmies have been rustled from hearing it.

Now, Malay tho. Shit's so fine you can call it a honey and marry the language.