Most Beautiful Romances Languages in your opinion?

[Mikula]

I like Spanish language

[EuropeanVlachSon]

French and maybe romanian, when I hear romanian from other regions or aromanian, this just sounds so beautiful.

[EuropeanVlachSon]

Romanian has the most similar accent to Italian in my opinion but I can't understand as much as Italian.

Depends on the region.


First one, eastern romanian accent, second one, central romanian accent. How does they sounds at you?

[Finnish Swede]

French hands down.

Also Latin sound nice.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Depends on the region.


First one, eastern romanian accent, second one, central romanian accent. How does they sounds at you?

Sounds something Latin derived, I think it sounds more similar to Italian when sang than when spoken.

[Blue Fox]

I like Italian, French, and Latin. Romanian sounds cool too.

[Mens-Sarda]

Depends on the region.


First one, eastern romanian accent, second one, central romanian accent. How does they sounds at you?

I could understand nothing (written language is easier to understand), but I find interesting the use of the verb "cearta" (to argue), from Latin "certare" (to argue), it's still used in southern Sardinian as "certai" (in origin "certari") it was present also in northern Sardinian until the middle ages as "chertare" (kertare).

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

I could understand nothing (written language is easier to understand), but I find interesting the use of the verb "cearta" (to argue), from Latin "certare" (to argue), it's still used in southern Sardinian as "certai" (in origin "certari") it was present also in northern Sardinian until the middle ages as "chertare" (kertare).

Can you understand anything of this though?

[Mens-Sarda]

I can understand only some isolated words and pieces of phrases here and there, I find their pronounce very hard to grasp, however I can understand some written Portuguese.

I find that the Portuguese pronounces are in someway similar to those of southern Sardinian language (Campidanese), Campidanese language has a lot of vowels and nasal pronounces that are totally absent in the northern half of the island, this is the main reason why Campidanese and Logudorese speakers (I speak Logudorese) have a lot of troubles in understanding each other language.

in the link below is the Sardinian language how it's spoken in central Sardinia (Logudorese), the man who speaks is from a village 70km from here (I understand everything he says).

http://www.sardegnadigitallibrary.it...=626&id=194223

this below is the Sardinian language of south Sardinia (Campidanese), 200km from there, I can understand the general meaning of what he says, but not every single word or verb (their vocabulary is quite different from ours) notice also how the accent is very different from that of the other man.

http://www.sardegnadigitallibrary.it...4460&id=198630