The most chinky language of Europe?

[Edgü]

Give an example - the best most asiaticly sounding

sorry i couldnt find a person who speaks the dialect of my languages which sounds overly asian but this music is a bit asiatic

[Jana]

I am suprised how similar Finnish sounds to Hungarian. You can definitely hear both are Uralic languages, despite they separated extremely long time ago.
To me Finnish sound like Hungarian (pitch, intonation, accent) with completely foreign vocabulary.

[Rethel]

You can definitely hear both are Uralic languages

And clear asian sounding, intonation and vibe.
This is the main reason, why I do not, and I cannot belive in original connection between IE and UF.
It just doesn't make any sense from what I hear and what I know from history, anthropology and now also from genetics.
But the sounding of the language is enaugh to judge properly the theory. The sound just cries into ears: faaaalse.

[1R0N M4N XL]

LOL

[Universe]

What about hungarian language is chinky? Majority of finno-ugric speakers live in Europe, unlike speakers of Indo-European languages.

[Dark Snyper Lord 666]

turkey isnt europe

tatar, chuvash, mordvinic ? theyre outside the realm of european russia as far as i can tell?


i have no interest in saying a european language is as you have referred to it in the poll. all european languages are great.

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[PaleoEuropean]

turkey isnt europe

tatar, chuvash, mordvinic ? theyre outside the realm of european russia as far as i can tell?


i have no interest in saying a european language is as you have referred to it in the poll. all european languages are great.

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I agree, although Turkey does have land in Europe

[Benyzero]

If you say hungarian Im gonna fight u, just for the ordinary

[Chryssie Khanate]

Turkish is more Koreanic/Mongolic than anything related to East/Southeast Asia.


Turkish for example is one of the most agglutinative languages to exist... along with Uralic ones like Finnish and Hungarian.

Example of Turkish being synthetic/Agglutinative, aka having tons of morphemes/meanings included in a single word:


Chinese is Analytic, on the other hand. It is the closest to being Isolating, aka having one morpheme/meaning per word used:


Considering Chink is usually related to China rather than other Asian countries, I don't think any of these can count as being Chink languages.

[Cristiano viejo]

Most of these languages not even are OF EUROPE...