Top 10 Best Languages

None of the words in English use tones or accents like Chinese. They don't force you to move your voice in a certain way when you talk. They have mostly been creative with the words and as for the ones that sound the same you can easily find the meaning of by using the context of the sentence. Also, there are tenses. In Chinese the way you have to give the message "I went to the store" without any context, you would have to say "yesterday I go to the store" or "I go to the store a few hours ago." In English you don't even have to use a time. Plus, the written language is easy to read and write. It is also very fast. I don't know how people read those characters, or even write them. They have to memorize each and every character how to read and right them. It is a very easy and understandable language. I rest my case.

It's just simple and easy. Yes the rules are dumb, but I say it's easy because it's everywhere. If you go on the internet, a lot of it is in English. Even if you use other languages, there's no way you haven't picked up on a lot of English just by using the internet. I mean, hell, you're reading this comment. There are probably tons of foreign readers reading this. A lot of you probably just picked up on some English naturally! Good job!

Irregulars suck but we're all exposed to lots and lots and lots of English to not pick up on it. You can go to remote villages in impoverished and illiterate countries, and many will understand basic English like, "Hi!", "How are you!", "Good!", and "Thank You!"

English did not become the lingua franca of international business, education, science, technology, diplomacy, entertainment, radio, seafaring, and aviation for nothing. It is the "local language of the world" that enables people to understand one another regardless of their cultural and ethnic backgrounds. It is the language of unity. It brings us together. One of the most beautiful things about the English language lies in it's versatility. New words are being added as we speak and it is the magpie like tendency to steal words from other languages that lends English it's vitality. This is evident from the fact that variants of this language is spoken across the world. The sky is the limit for those who learn and make friends with English.

English is the easiest language to learn! There are no verb conjugations, and its grammar is very easy, even the irregular verbs are not difficult at all. This language has the international power, and like a bulgarian, I am proud to be a part of the English community. I have learned this language since I was 10 years old, although my English still did not reach a high level - I am proud to know it, to read it and to speak it. I accept this language like my native language and I want to improve my knowledge. I love you, you are my number one!

This is the one of the famous languages. It was spoken in Spain, most parts of Latin America and Equatorial Guinea. This language is fun to learn especially the masculine and feminine nouns. The weird part of it together with other Romance languages is even the objects can be a male or female. On other words, even non human words can be a boy or a girl. It is challenging but it's fun. The verb conjugations were somewhat too complex especially for by the person and tenses. Complicated but it's okay. Not only Spanish but any other Romance languages.

We have the best language despite if most of people are confusing it with Italian, they are plainly different. I will no judge Italian language here, but I am convinced that people think they love Italian and actually they like Spanish language.

You have to say first that the Spanish language is originally from Spain (Europe), because so much people don't known that Spain is on Europe, and then also most people from South America and central america speak it.

The best language! Come on people, the most used language, it is used in such countries like, Mexico, Cuba and most of the Americas and I think the US Government is trying to make it an official language!

This one is beautiful and elegant language. Though the big challenge is the plenty of silent words, the grammar is somewhat okay just like I do in Spanish. I guess it's fun to learn.

French is one of the best advanced world's language and the best Latin one. Great it has evolved from Gallo-Romance, Occitan and descends form the vulgar Latin, also took lots of influences from Celtic languages, Germanic, post-Roman Frankish... and also Creole languages (french based, Haitian), and also most recent Argo, Louchebem, Verlan and lots of famous dialects, official second languages in Basque country, Brittany, Corsica.. Officially spoken in 29 countries and Francophonia is strong of 84 states, it makes the 5th most spoken language in the world.

French language is the official language of 29 countries and 57 countries and regions where French is the first ("mother") or customary language, and a total of 84 Member states of the International Organisation of La Francophonie. Approximately 274 million people are speaking the language. According to a demographic projection, total French speakers will number approximately 500 million people in 2025 and between 650 and 700 million people by 2050, 80% of whom will be in Africa.

An important language speaks in the all world, culture, elegance, prestige and beautiful. If you don't have the luck to be francophone it's the language to learn and discover an entire new world of the french language. If you don't believe me try, it's really worth it.

I can compare Latin, Greek, Italian, Spanish, French, Dutch, German, Russian and English. English has the biggest vocabulary, but unfortunately including too many homonyms. Being spoken worldwide, English is also the fastest in coming up with new terms and notions, which often remain unknown in other European languages until years, sometimes decades, later. A practical advantage of English is its simple grammar, but that also limits possibilities of expressing subtle aspects. Italian, Spanish, French, Dutch and even German also have simplified grammars, albeit not as simplistic as English.

Latin and Greek are beautifully structured and both well suited to poetry and science, but Latin seems a little cleaner. Roman poets loved decoration as much as Greek poets, but the Latin language can also express the essence of things with stoic and efficient purity.

Grammatically, Russian is structured similar to Latin and Greek, taking all the advantages from that. Of those modern ...more

Russian sounds so nice and it's actually pretty easy to type and write words that you know despite there being loads of different letters in the language. This is not biased, I'm learning loads of languages and they're all great in their own ways.

Best language to express any specific feeling situation it's deep and very precise language... Maybe that's why so much writers and poets used this language for their masterpieces

Pretty cool language! It is mad when your watching an action movie and there are Russian terrorists talking in their language and it just makes em look badass!

I know I shouldn't talk as I am Italian, but always living abroad I think a can give a personal opinion. I really love French and Spanish, I like English (British), Russian and actually Arabic too, a little. But I must say, Italian is the best. Its sound is amazing, is romantic, fluent, joyful, so poetical and "classical" (also because it comes from Latin). Its meanings are wonderful, with plenty of different shades and synonyms. There is no language like this, or at least for me.

In my opinion Italian sounds like the most beautiful language out there. first off it's quite simple to learn as the grammar makes a lot of sense, once you master the accent reading and speaking are quite easy. The languages grammar is very basic and hardly ever has some silly rules in the vocabulary. Unlike English, Italian doesn't use as many words so it's a lot easier to form sentences. Other than the grammar and spelling, Italian sound very pleasent and beautiful, the words blend into each other very well, the words don't sound muffly and mumbled when spoken and at the same time words don't sound to hard. The language is very clear and is very identifiable. Forget what people say about Italian being similar to Latin as it's not, the Italian accent derives from latin but other than that the words are quite different, Italian can be very useful as you can use it to learn other similar languages easily sich as Spanish or French and you can use it when going to Italy. This is why I ...more

I speak Italian along side English, and I truly believe that the Italian language is very pleasing to hear as all of the words seem to match up to make a melodious language. Unlike English, Italian is very accurate in spelling. Italian is a great way for people to learn other languages as it resembles many other Romance languages and some other languages such as German or Slovenian.

Proved to be the most clear (or clearest) language on the radio, it has a very long history in fine litterature, a musical sound and a very broad dictionary (almost like English and Hindi, but with a bigger freedom to express having real verbal conjugation and free positioning of complements in phrasal period). It is a pity it is so irregular, but some might say this is good too.

There is only one language I know perfect for science on this planet. And it is German. I am studying physics in America. And even the war is over for years and English overtook the place for the most important language in science. Our professor still has told us to study this language, to get better in physics, and I did. What did I learn? I firstly understood the relativity theory in a whole new way of course, but I was able to get it much better. Still, it is hard to get, because I wasn't able to get all of it, but I am moving on...
What I've learned is, that German is a language you should learn at least for science, because it has developed very important stuff we still need today.
And if you are not that kind, it is still worth learning, because English lost so much through invasions of its heritage, you'll see by learning German. So learning is easy after a while, but the start is hard, because you are prejudiced by bad rumors of this language.
Not to forget, I am just ...more

Only through the complexity of this language, many developments have occurred like "the relativity theory" and a lot of other modern stuff. But this is only a sidewalk of this language. It sounds hard to most non-native speakers because the language is in relation to "Hitler" and it will stay there for a long time, I guess. Whatever language you like to learn, a language is always the best thing you can do for your brain. So as a native English speaker, German is very related and should not be banished because of history, like nearly 70 years ago.

German for me is the most creative flexible and also precise Language. Not only for science and research, but also for literature, music and culture. It is so rich of words and expressions and you can make up new words by combining existing ones. I like the sound and melody of the language. It sounds very educated and represents the modern Germany with its modern, elegant, efficient and also fun orientated lifestyle. As the two biggest European Parties are celebrated there, Oktoberfest in Munich and Carneval in Cologne. The language fits to with it and to have great fun!

If you compare other ratings for Top Comments in German to other ones you'll see, that there is still a bad reputation for German in general thinking. Most people propably thinking German sounds like Hitler spoke it on speeches. But it was the invention of Propaganda and a power he was given to his voice. Normal German, in my eyes, sounds beautiful and some comments shouldn't be rated low, only because the people have seen some documentaries about Hitler.

Very beautiful and unique in their own way. You can only understand the beauty of Haiku (shortest poem in the world) in Japanese language sadly, because it carefully deals with word choice according to seasons, emotions, rhythms and nuances etc. It would lose its beauty once it's translated into another language.

I love Japanese language, I speak both Spanish and English and after speaking these languages for all your life you eventually get tired. I started watching anime a few months ago and the moment I hear it, I loved the language.

Japanese in college is challenging, but if you get a good tutor to speak some to you it will sound quite melodious. Japanese is also the language of Japan, which I adore all things Japan. Go Japan from US!

I speak English only but I wish I would take Japanese classes instead of Spanish, even though Spanish is such a popular language here in the US, I would trade it for Japanese any day...

Most of the IndoAryan Languages have the same origin and Sanskrit is the mother of many languages speak in Indian subcontinent. Sanskrit was the language of a rich culture and heritage since the time when most of the modern languages did not exist even English, the best international language without doubt. But this supremacy and elegant nature of English (with all due respect to the language from my heart and all the people speaking English) would not be possible without the British empire... What I mean to say is political power and not the pronunciation beauty of English played the key role for its world wide acceptance. Bengali is the sweetest language emerged from Sanskrit without doubt and in course of evolution since 10th century or prior to it, mixing with other languages it has become simpler as well as sweeter because of its eclectic quality and is still evolving. Bengali literature, songs, films has won all the greatest awards of the world in their respective fields without ...more

To see how people have responded so positively to Bengali's addition in this list, with over 360 comments, speaks for itself. As a native Bengali speaker, I can vouch for its delectable richness, not only in the pronunciations, the accents, the varying dialects, but also, of course, in its literature, which I feel surpasses that of any other language in the world, in both its sheer volume and creative potential. And yet so much of it remains unnoticed by the rest of the world and unexplored even by us, especially people of my own generation who, I feel ashamed to say, actually take pride in NOT knowing about their own mother tongue. It infuriates me.

Any language that can express the highest, noblest human thoughts, and can generate divine feelings of selfless love, mercy, compassion, non-violence, humility, and countless other loftiest divine attributes, to their maximum conceivable level, that language should be considered as the greatest language of the world. Bengali has all these highest qualities in it. Many great thinkers and humanitarians have enriched this language with noblest human thoughts. Unless you knowBengali properly, you really miss countless great treasures and expressions of this world.
Bengali is a language of selfless love. And you will agree that true love, without any barrier or boundary, is the highest wisdom. There is no place of any narrow feeling in proper Bengali language. Bengali language incorporates in itself no discrimination for community, caste, creed, race, language, nationality, sex etc

Bengali is the language of the heart. This language is really not for selfish people who understand ...more

Languages are required for smooth communication. And there won't be a any barriers in communication if the chosen medium For communicating is simple and easy. Bengali sweet or not, it is the easiest language spoken... Not too many complications are there in articles, gender and tenses... So it makes it easier for a person to speak Bengali..
Well, that's what is needed, an easy language for communication.. People residing in kolkata at least for 6 months will be able to get hold of this language to a great extent.. Its that easy! And I think, as far as my thoughts go, it's the best language for communication...

Have you guys ever listened to nasheed? Have you guys ever read portions of the Quran? I am not a Muslim myself, but I start trembling and crying every time I do. The words sound so beautiful when recited, and the complexity in its meaning is simply beyond me. Have you guys ever visited an Arab or Muslim country? These people respect their mothers. These people are honest with their employees. These people cherish their neighbors. These people personally welcome tourists as their guests. These people genuinely care for one another. These people are so smart, so kind, so content... they're simply enlightened.

And our society? We disrespect our parents, our teachers, our women, our neighbors, and our coworkers. We are far too busy to care for the single mother or the homeless man or the orphan child. We don't even have enough modesty to respect ourselves. I don't know why but in these people I see pure light. And I think their language and their culture are one and the same - ...more

The original Arabic text of the Qur'an has been preserved from the time of its revelation. Translations have been done into various languages, but they all refer back to the original Arabic. In order to fully understand the magnificent words of their Lord, Muslims make every attempt to understand the rich and poetic classical Arabic language.

I am Swedish, I can speak French, Spanish, I usuallly listen to arabic people speak with each others it looks very disgusting, but the first time I listened to an arabic poem, I was crying without even understanding the world, it's heart-touching! I have never felt like that! oh my god, unbelievable! this is not a language this is MAGIC! I have a dream that one day the whole world will speak arabic so we can speak from the HEART!

Arabic is the best language for its rich History, Culture, Writing...
Arabic sounds very good with Poesy (mostly with the Koran)
Caligraphy writing is making Arabic the most beautiful language in writing. I advice to all of you to hear of portions of Koran and you'll understand how Arabic is a such good language. It is the language of Islam, Poesy and the first Novel, the Arabian Nights.

Greek is one of the longest lasting languages. Aside from it being a beautiful and complex language, Latin was based almost entirely off of Greek and English was based off Latin and Greek. At the time this comment was being written English is #1 on the list but it is simply a modernized and edited version of Greek. Almost any other European language is also at least somewhat based on the Greek language.

Greek should be at least at top 10. It's the Big Mama of ALL European Languages. It is a very interesting, and one of the few surviving Ancient Languages. For a thousand years it was the most important language in tge world, everyone should speak Greek, even Jesus Christ knew Greek. It is simply Majestic...

I think Greek should be at least at top 10. Because Greeks spread the western civilization to Europe through history and except that, many medical terms or astronomic terms or mathematical terms were used by the Greeks and invented by the Greeks. Greek is also an easy language with easy grammar but difficult vocabulary because there are many different meanings with different words and if you put a ' (tone) in between the word and the meaning will change.

The Greek language is the language of the arts and sciences. It is a language of literature and discovery. It's existence has advanced civilization as we know it.

This is quite similar to Spanish which is much easier if you are learning Spanish since almost the two languages were similar. It is also the same way if you already learned Portuguese and starting to learn Spanish. The only trouble is the Portuguese is really hard to understand by listening. But anyways, this language is good. Whether it's European, Brazilian, Angolan or African, this language is truly a world language.

There really isn't a "best" language, as all languages are beautiful and unique. One language should not dominate the world, the lack of variety would be boring. My personal favorite, though, is Portuguese. The culture is very loving, not just in a romantic or sexual way - although this is definitely present - but in a you're a human being and you deserved to be acknowledged and cared about kind of way. This, among with the beautiful, unique sounds of the language allow a sense of belonging and worth. Brazilians hug and kiss strangers. Physical contact in the United States among friends of the same sex can sometimes be perceived as being gay (which, if it is, is TOTALLY okay, not saying that this bad, it just shouldn't be the only conclusion ever drawn from this type of interaction) but in Brazil, it is absolutely normal and just a way of showing that you care deeply about your beloved friend. Portuguese is often compared to the other romance languages, but really, it has its many ...more

The Portuguese from Europe and Africa sucks, but the Portuguese from Brazil is awesome. It sounds totally different than any other kind of Portuguese spoken worldwide. It is consequence of the influence that the Brazilian Portuguese received of a lot of other languages, such as Italian, Spanish, German, languages of Brazilian Indians, and languages brought from Africa by black slaves. It is what made the Portuguese from Brazil be the beautiful language that it is nowadays.

It is my language, but I can surely say that I'm not voting in it for that. I realised that portuguese it's a language that make such sense in everything, every phrase, every word make sense, its incredible!
Following I would say english, not because I think its beautiful, or because I like it, but it's a language the everybody speaks, right, so that's it.
And finally my favorite language just by side with portuguese, german! I love it, although I know just a few words, I hope I can crack it someday.

Chinese is one of the most successful languages in the world. It has a proud history (not only 5000 years, according to historical records, 20 thousand years ago) and an amazing number of users. Its accumulated cultural background can be comparable with any other language in the world, and even surpass many. Its beauty makes millions of people intoxicated. It is the sediment of wisdom of millions of people. The popularity of the Chinese world is not optimistic now, mainly because China's national conditions are still developing, and China is also very nervous about its own governance. It is not open enough, but it is working hard!

Good fun and not that hard once your ear has gotten used to the tones. You don't even think about them after a little while. Reading's a bit of work, but it's not all that bad. Easy grammar.

Chinese is a beautiful-sounding language and even more beautiful-looking. There is endless meaning behind the characters and the tones aren't really as hard as people say they are. Also the grammar is easy which is a dream for me as a native English speaker (I learn Chinese)

Chinese is the most beautiful language in the world, especially traditional Chinese, it consists of China's 5,000 years of history. Either in its writing or speaking, it's perfectly amazing.

Best language, with great pronouns and many meaning of one word, like in English... You can sing really great song in Hindi, which can be feel in heart, and its easy to speak as an second language, if you can speak neighbour language of Hindi, like Nepali, Bhojpuri, Bengali etc... I am not botn in India so my mother tongue is not Hindi, but I can still speak Hindi, I learn Hindi in 2-3 years. Just by watching movies, etc. So if you live near by India than its easy for you to learn English. And I think its kind of easy for others too. You can feel the words that is in Hindi... This language has really good feeling to your emotion. You can easily make jokes, story, etc in Hindi... Because it is different but the best language to learn and speak. My native language is Nepali, but I think Hindi is also a great language to speak.

Hindi is revered a beautiful language around the world with exposure to Bollywood being a big factor in this. However the truth is that Indians aren't as patriotic as they portray themselves to be. They speak Urdu in their daily lives, sure that's cool, but then they have also claimed that bolly wood is a Hindi film industry which is FAR from the truth. Never have I seen any country just reject their own language like that. India needs their Sanskrit Hindi back and need to stop adopting Urdu which isn't their language and no, neither did it originate from India. The Mughals which rules India sure left them the language but of course it didn't originate in India.

Omg these Pakistani Urdu speakers need to stop being so insecure. If they know the difference between Urdu and Hindi, then we Indians are even more aware of it because we actually learn pure Sanskritized Hindi in school and hear it on the news. So go back and try voting for your pathetic language a little more (which, by the way, also originated in India from Khadi Boli) instead of appearing to be ignorant elitists.

Hindi is truly beautiful, mixing the elegance of the Persian language with the power of the Sanskrit language, and rolling it all into one flexible, charming language. The poetry is unmatched in its depth, and it's accessible, yet special. I love Hindi!

It can be treated as the worlds sweetest language... Because already it has a title "Italian of the east".. Most of the words in Telugu ends with vowels which brought the language sweetness... Once you listen the language you can will believe that even honey is also somewhat lesser in sweetness of the Telugu... Its simply rocks... And music in this particular language is simply super... This language had preserved the language game called 'asthavadanam' which has extinguished in the other Indian languages except Sanskrit...

Telugu is a very rich language, equipped with 56 alphabets. No other language posses this many alphabets. It has words for each and everything, yet it is very flexible. You can express different meanings for the same word based on context. It is logically expressible and sweet. It derives its roots from Sanskrit. It has many range of conjunctions which helps to put complex sentences in very logical fashion.

Telugu has many peculiar qualities than any other languages in the world, ancient poets not only from Telugu but from other languages also accepted and stated that Telugu is such asweetest and beautiful language to speak, read, write. Telugu is also being called as a most convenient language for music and the number of accents that Telugu have may no other language would have had. Many non Telugus say its really beauriful to listen. Telugu is been existed since more than 2000 years and been recognised by GOI as one of the classical language. Current Telugu have only 25 % of ancient Telugu content and rest was wiped out in the calamities, still it have great words, knowledge and literature. I'm always proud to be a Telugu for having such rich and ancient monther tongue.

It's the most spoken language in india, even though its mostly used in State called andhrapradesh, that has population of 11crores, Telugu people are all over the world there are 9 telugu speaking migrants for every 6 seconds from india. So that's the power of telugu. It may be difficult for other people to speak but it's the most romantic and sweetest language.

The tone of it is far more rough than the other languages but being an ancient and old language can make the beauty of it more, and I like it by the way...

Not the best language, but it's my language and that's all that matters.

How do you say holocaust in hebrew?

Sounds annoying and whiny.

Dutch is a Germanic language, sharing many roots and characteristics with English and the German language. Learning to speak English and German is much easier when someone already speaks Dutch.
Therefore, these two languages are often spoken by people who live in the Netherlands.


Dutch is the official language of the Netherlands and the mother tongue of the Dutch people. So yes, then learning Dutch is really useful. ... Not only is it important for dealing with official institutions in the Netherlands or learning about Dutch culture: You will need Dutch in daily life.

I'm not sure why Afrikaans is rated above it's father, Dutch.
Anyway, I'd like to say that Dutch is an extremely rich and flexible language.
Using Dutch you can describe things in more detail compared to English, there's lot of literature in Dutch/Flemish. Just think about books like Anne Frank's Diary! Besides that there are the masterpieces written by Louis Paul Boon. These are just 2 examples, there's much more. There are words like "Gezellig" which can't be properly translated to English and there are many more examples. So while German is flexible, Dutch is still a bit more flexible. As how others describe Afrikaans for example, all of those features are in Dutch but more explored, more complex. After all Afrikaans grew from a simplified Dutch. So to me, Dutch is the most impressive language and I'm glad or rather proud to speak it.

The language most closely related to English, almost exactly the same grammar. the only thing that is difficult is the pronunciation, but still very difficult for people who aren't Dutch.

People say Dutch is a funny language, actually, it's not. You should hear Dutch people saying 'alstubleift' everywhere which makes every sentence sound so sweet to me.

It's very unique language for sure with a nice sound and melody. It may be challenging to learn it, but result is worth it

It is a very nice languages to learn. I am mostly proud to be learning it well.

It's such an interesting and unique language.

It's nice, unique and hart language to learn.

Sinhala is considered as the most beautiful accent & most beautiful alphabet that a language has on earth. It has evolved for over 1000 years and so is well designed today. But, unfortunately, it's spoken by a very small number of people around the world and majority in Sri Lanka, also among the top 30 dying languages due to decreasing use of it due to lack of natural evolution and lack of availability of reference for higher studies and research. But, it still is the most beautiful language on earth.

It's a well known language. And I'm proud to be a Sinhalese. There are many facts about suspicions about Sinhala Language.

1) A Person who can Pronounce Sinhala well undoubtedly will able to Pronounce any Language in the World.

2) Even NASA includes Sinhala when the are sending shuttles to find life forms away from our planet.

3) Sinhala word is used in Greek language to tell about aliens or to mention about them.

4) Richest language in the world. Many similar words, Many opposite words and even though same thing can say in different manner. Lots of way to express our feelings.

5) Although we can write any word from any language using Sinhala alphabet.

This is all I can remind for now. Love my tongue love my language.

I followed Sinhala literature and language just because I am Sinhalese. I have been USA for a long time and I can tell you that one of best and very emotional languages in the world is Sinhalese. I believed that's because the influence of Buddhism which is very advanced philosophical religion, but nowadays due to globalization and competitiveness in the world, the appreciation of beautiful languages have gone down and I don't see a problem because it's impossible to change the world. But if you wanna be little bit smarter and understanding about the world, you could learn about hidden smart cultures and languages. I promise that it will change your life. But realistically, it's hard to learn it. Also, there's no use financially so I know only few will learn it but that few is very lucky, according to my perspective.

Ayubowan. (may you live long) is how we greet in Sinhalese. Sinhala is the cream of sanskrit and pali. The unique language is beautiful in its melodious sound and the curved writing as well. With its origin dating back to 5th century because, the language is easy to convey in its meaning and pronunciation because each word has its unique syllable. So that once you learn the alphabet, you don't need to learn to pronounce a written word separately. Also the language is being used for literature in numerous creative ways to make stories, essays, various types of poems etc. Sinhala language uses a lot of "aa" in it with extended silable (not like chinese) and less stops and pauses. Also the number of ka, ba, ta, the which makes it very soothing and subtle to the ear. It's a language to be preserved and is also reaching the far ends of the universe in the sound record of the voyager satellite as well.

New Persian is a masterpiece of a modern language, developed and perfected by Saman Khuda in Balkh, Afghanistan. Simply beautiful.

Besides sounding so beautiful and soft, Persian language is the key to understand thousands of amazing poems and texts. People have studied Persian and English, French, Russian, Chinese and other literatures all claim that Persian is the richest one. Many poets like Hafiz revealed signs and adjectives of a 3rd word and they say words that are so reaching and beautiful and complicated. Persian, with a very special structure of language, can be the best host for poetry (with tools like saying sentences with two meanings and hiding meanings with them.)

One of the most beautiful sounding languages! It sounds so soft, the words sound beautiful and I basically love the way it sounds. Also I think that if you will learn persian you will not speak it with the accent of your native language. (I'm not persian by the way).

Persian is an important language of the Middle East and Central Asia. ... Studying Persian provides an entry into a rich and diverse culture that produced major epic and Sufi poets such as Ferdowsi, Rumi and Hafez, exquisite miniature painting, fine carpets and world-class films.

Based on the results of the languages competition that took place in Paris in 1934, Ukrainian is the third most beautiful by its phonetics, vocabulary, phraseology, and sentence structure after French and Persian. Also, it's officially the second most melodic language in the world after Italian.

I am in love with my own native language (Ukrainian). It has beautiful melody, amazing songs, and very funny phrases that for some other countries might seem weird. But for us, it's just like a big inside joke from all of us Ukrainians.

The best language ever. At least the best in the Slovenian group of languages. It is so melodic, soft and beautiful. If you hear real Ukrainian speech you would definitely fall in love with this language.

Ukrainian songs are well known in all former Soviet republics because of their beauty. When Ukrainians speak their language abroad, many people stop to listen to it and ask: what language is this?

Polish people love to explore the world, not only for work but they are passionate all things cultural. One more thing that makes it great is that if you know Polish you can understand Czech, Slovak and a few more languages as the Slavic languages are the most closely related of all the European languages.

Polish is so beautiful! It's unique compared to other Slavic languages, with way more French, German and Latin influences than most Slavic languages. Also, some people have compared our phonetics to Portuguese - probably because of the nasal ą and ę, which only our Slavic language has! It's not as hard as most people say - all of the grammar that most people learn while learning Polish is archaic or not used in speaking. Most Poles make a ton of grammatical mistakes anyway :P Polish music is cool too!

I am from Germany and in my opinion Polish language is nice to hear but I don't understand anything.

What I would be speaking as a young child alongside English if my Grandmother taught my mom it.

Danish spoken with a Swedish accent. I can speak quite a bit of Norwegian and it's a very easy and simple language, especially if you know another scandinavian language already. If you want to learn a scandinavian language, learn Norwegian. You'll be able to understand most Danish and Swedish and even some Icelandic because of how mutually intelligible it is with the other languages! The grammar is almost identical to English besides the V2 rule, which is very easy to grasp!

I'm learning Norwegian and it has become my favorite language already. It might sound like someone is passing gas when you speak it, but that's what makes it fun. It's easy to remember and fast to learn. I give it 5 stars!

Few languages have so many dialects, each with their own vocabulary, tone and rhythm. The writing language is not that good though. You spit the words out so it is perfect for Rock!

I'm Swedish and this language is so beautiful! Yes I know, swedish and norweigan (and danish) are identical, but for me, norweigan sounds like Swedish but with such a beautiful and holy accent.
Way prettier than Swedish (my opinion, Swedish sounds quite natural for me).

To me, Romanian sounds very beautiful because it sounds like you are speaking two languages at once. I really think it deserves some attention because it is sad that people hardly know this language.

Sounds similar to latin although it's got a great amount of slavic words but they sound beautiful too in Romanian.

Beautiful Romance language similar to Italian and Spanish but distinct and sweet in its own way

Simply a lovely language! Pretty simple grammar, words are usually pronounced as they are written and thus it is easy to learn. Quite a "relaxed" language overall. However, Swedish still sounds so beautiful and cute, especially when people from central or southern Sweden speak, it is like they're singing! Furthermore, I am very proud and happy to say that I speak Swedish fluently and also understand it well :) It is always a massive pleasure when I'm in some public place (for example in a bus or tram) in Stockholm or Gothenburg or wherever actually and hear Swedes talking to each other in this lovely language! Just nothing beats that feeling and like I said, it is so great when I can understand at least most of it what they are saying :) Swedish is one of the most underrated languages in the world!

I'm learning this language and its just amazing and Easy to be honest I was gonna learn Spanish but I found it difficult compared to Swedish Can't wait to be Fluent! Plus I love the Country!

I just love to hear it, it so smooth and musical. I would like to learn it.

Its very melodic and smooth and you can speak it with everyone from Scandinavia!