How Serbian language sound to you?

[Tauromachos]

Similar to Russian with which it has the brutal warrior sound in common,other Slavic languages for example
Polish sound more sweet and soft.

But compared to Russian it is heavier more rustic

[Seya]

It sounds “clean”. It doesn’t have the heavy accent russian has or even ukrainian has. You can see that also when you hear a serbian speaking english. They don’t have the “slavic accent”

[Vojnik]

As a non Slavic speaker it sound to like Bulgarian. Plus they have brutal sound-accent. Very warrior style

It's funny, because to a Slavic speaker, Bulgarian and Serbian sound quite different.

[Tauromachos]

It sounds “clean”. It doesn’t have the heavy accent russian has or even ukrainian has. You can see that also when you hear a serbian speaking english. They don’t have the “slavic accent”

Slavi accen is not so strong but it sounds heavy or rustic to me in a similar way Romanian does

[Seya]

Slavi accen is not so strong but it sounds heavy or rustic to me in a similar way Romanian does

Well then it’s not a slavic accent but some sort of eastern accent. Romanians can’t have slavic accent. Only moldavians from the republic have one even when they speak romanian

[Pribislav]

It sounds “clean”. It doesn’t have the heavy accent russian has or even ukrainian has. You can see that also when you hear a serbian speaking english. They don’t have the “slavic accent”

For some reason Serbs on average learn foreign language quickly, except Slavic languages they especially learn pretty quickly English, Spanish and Italian.
Brother of my great-grandmother spoke English, German, Italian, Spanish and French. He left our village in Dalmatia as Chetnik in December 1944, and with other Chetniks went to Italy. He was in Italy 2 years and learned Italian there. After that he moved to the Germany and spent 2 years there and learned German. From Germany he moved in England, and after shorter period from there he migrated to USA in 1949 and lived there until the end of life. I don't know where he learned Spanish and French.

[Tauromachos]

Well then it’s not a slavic accent but some sort of eastern accent. Romanians can’t have slavic accent. Only moldavians from the republic have one even when they speak romanian

Balkan accent

[Teutone]

Balkan slavic languages sound the bets to me out of all slavic languages

[Arsen_]

Sounds unmistakably as Slavic but definitely not as Russian, Ukrainian or Polish.

[Pribislav]

It's funny, because to a Slavic speaker, Bulgarian and Serbian sound quite different.

On the side huge similarity between Serbian and Bulgarian in the vocabulary, Bulgarian sound weird to me. As as said Bulgarian has muffled pronunciation, like they often speak from throat and somethimes through the nose.
Serbian has 7 grammatical cases, and Bulgarian is lack of that.