I guess that must be the Polish language
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I guess that must be the Polish language
До твоя олтар утъпкана пътека води...
Let virtue distinguish the brave
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Dutch and Afrikaans, I really enjoy listening them.
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German, Dutch and Danish.
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After listening to Occitan I think it deserves a (separate) mention on the list
As for myself, there are a few I like quite a lot, notably French, Italian and scandinavian languages. Since I can only pick one here, I won't vote.
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I'm proud of my Gallo-Italian
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french sounds sexy on girls
english on guys(but not that american redneck accent)
ex-yu languages sound sexy on guys(but that's because i am Bosnian maybe?!?)
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I don't think this accent is beautiful at all! Anyway I think he's exaggerating his accent (his accent is southern Italian, specifically Neapolitan). Northern Italians speak English more like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0Y1Wk2wr74
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In Italy the various regional accents (including intonation!) are strikingly different, and I'd be surprised if at least some of it didn't carry over when speaking foreign languages. So, I doubt there is one Italian intonation. As a matter of fact, the stereotypical intonation that foreigners use when imitating an Italian accent has always stroken me as particularly fake: it is clearly more or less based on southern Italian accents, but it doesn't exactly correspond to any of them, and is of course quite wrong for northern (or even central) speakers.
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