Re: The worst sounding natlang ever
Posted: 05 Jul 2012 13:06
Slurred languages don't really like I. Yet Norwegian study I. Oh the irony.
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Why?Ossicone wrote:I think the silliest bits of English are the damn /eɪ/ and /oʊ/.
Except for a southern (american) accent sounds god awful.
That's not true, not all language can express the range of numerals english ca, some dont have higer numerals than 3.Xing wrote:"All languages are equal" can mean different things. It can mean that all languages are capable of expressing the same kind of information. This is a scientific fact.Chagen wrote:Dude, that was back when I was an idiot and knew jack-shit about linguistics.
Once I started learning linguistics, I had a change of heart and took on my current "All languages are equal" viewpoint.
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Xing wrote:"All languages are equal" can mean different things. It can mean that all languages are capable of expressing the same kind of information. This is a scientific fact.Chagen wrote:Dude, that was back when I was an idiot and knew jack-shit about linguistics.
Once I started learning linguistics, I had a change of heart and took on my current "All languages are equal" viewpoint.
Because it's personal aesthetic opinion. That's the whole point of this thread.arilando wrote:Why?Ossicone wrote:I think the silliest bits of English are the damn /eɪ/ and /oʊ/.
Except for a southern (american) accent sounds god awful.
Just quoting something from the past here. I've watched a few episodes of a Finnish cartoon, and I find the language very amusing.Omzinesý wrote:I could claim that most Finns would name Finnish the worst sounding native language. They would mention a very beautiful word like my signature. But all languages can by esed beutifully or ugly.
Than 'kahdeksan' a word more awesome will hardly find you.testyal1 wrote:Just quoting something from the past here. I've watched a few episodes of a Finnish cartoon, and I find the language very amusing.Omzinesý wrote:I could claim that most Finns would name Finnish the worst sounding native language. They would mention a very beautiful word like my signature. But all languages can by esed beutifully or ugly.
To me, it sounds something like Italian, only with sexier words.
'Jumalauta' will always be awesome.
It's interesting how every time people mention an example word in Finnish, it's a curse word.testyal1 wrote:Just quoting something from the past here. I've watched a few episodes of a Finnish cartoon, and I find the language very amusing.Omzinesý wrote:I could claim that most Finns would name Finnish the worst sounding native language. They would mention a very beautiful word like my signature. But all languages can by esed beutifully or ugly.
To me, it sounds something like Italian, only with sexier words.
'Jumalauta' will always be awesome.
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That's because we have the best curse words there are. Perkele.CrazyEttin wrote:It's interesting how every time people mention an example word in Finnish, it's a curse word.
Perkele.
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I seriously implore you to listen to this and this and tell me that Japanese sounds like a "broken record".zelos wrote:My reason was stated :P It sounds like a broken record due to its CV structure.Chagen wrote:I'm surprised at the sheer amount of Japanese hate in this thread.
Maybe it's because I'm an anime fan, but I don't see a problem with it.
Sorry, what? I mean, are you serious?Chagen wrote:It's more that I don't think any language sounds bad out of respect for its native speakers. Plus, I still think that not liking a language is one step from racism (sue me if you want, a ton of racists also hate the language of those they hate).
That's like saying "you don't care for Thai food? Obviously you hate Thais! Racist!"Chagen wrote:"I hate the sound of Chinese" ---> "I hate people who speak Chinese."
Not that far of a stretch.