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world's most beautiful language?

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~b1ackskies Nov 21, 2012  Student Traditional Artist
not what you want to learn necessarily but which do you think is the most beautiful sounding.

I'm gunna go with russian.
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~ClayCowboys Dec 2, 2012  Professional Writer
French
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~fluffy-maple-vodka Dec 2, 2012
Chinese or Russian :heart:
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~Jeis Nov 24, 2012
Nadsat. =P
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*Lilibodett Nov 24, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
German.
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~metalhartrockandroll Nov 24, 2012
Body language. I know that's a sort of a crappy answer, but I love communicating without words. You can transcend language and let people know things that you might not be able to with just words.
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*VanderlyleBaby Nov 24, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
English.
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~ILoveBigCats Nov 24, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
French is a beautiful language <3 sadly not so much when I speak it...
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*HighWeedsandRust Nov 24, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
For me, it's Irish Gaelic, closely followed by Scottish Gaelic. Very nice sound to the words, with a great accent.
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!Jak-the-Lombax Nov 23, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
I really like Danish and Korean.
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~ScribbleBees Nov 23, 2012  Hobbyist Artist
I think that Korean sounds just wonderful. Something about the prosodic pattern of it makes me happy.

Additionally, I really love the Busan dialect, but I wouldn't say that it's beautiful. Just, there are remnants of an old tonal system in it that make it really interesting to listen to, and I find it fascinating from a linguistic standpoint considering how it differs from the standard. I would really love to learn that dialect just so I could study its inner workings, ahaha.
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