Top 10 of your favorite Indo-European languages

[Longobarda]

except my Language (italian): from more to less

Spanish
Russian
Portuguese
French
Greek
English
Gaelic
Serbo-Croat
Persian
Lithuanian
Estonian

[Sp_loa]

1. English- my second language of course
2. Spanish- I'm not objective, I'm very connected to my judeo-spanish heritage and culture.
3. Italian
4. Portuguese
5. Greek
6. Bulgarian- I just love bulgarian people,language and culture I don't know why.
7. Serbo-Croatian
8. German
9. French- My grandparents first language is french so this language still have special place in my heart lol.
10. Russian

[Rethel]

Polish is a winner in that regard. Your ancestors did allow the non-palatalised L to turn into a W-phoneme, though. Centuries ago Szlachta pronounced it like an L. It's an influence from the plebs pushed through the entire population. Happens in every language.

I just realized, that our Royal English is gone.
Partialy it is yet avaiable on the old movies,
very few are speaking like that as this woman
which I presented (at now probably all dead).
And we have the American Standard Version
of the language

[Fractal]

Indo-Aryan languages such as Gujarati and Hindi, because they the closest modern languages to Sanskrit.

Only a few individuals on the planet can speak Sanskrit fluently and they are either Aryans (Hindus) or western scholars.

[Dandelion]

except my Language (italian): from more to less

Spanish
Russian
Portuguese
French
Greek
English
Gaelic
Serbo-Croat
Persian
Lithuanian
Estonian

Estonian not being IE, though.

[Ülev]

Estonian not being IE, though.

... yet!
we will send R1 brigades to indo-europeizing Estonians




































(jk)

[Atvend]

Cross out romance, slavshit and scandinavian and what's left I like. I can't bother contriving meaningless meme lists though.

[Dandelion]

... yet!
we will send R1 brigades to indo-europeizing Estonians




































(jk)

Their language would be like Latvian if we'd Balticise them. Latvian has a Finnic substratum.

[Zroota]

1. English
2. Greek
3. Armenian
4. Portuguese
5. Dutch
6. Irish Gaelic

[Mortimer]

Italian and French > anything else.