Which Balkan language is the most melodic?

[dralos]

i dont know but i know which is not, its not albanian because it sounds like a donkey is raped by a horse

are you trying to be a chetnik again?

[mysticism]

dralos you will not vote?

[dralos]

dralos you will not vote?

i explained whats wrong about these thread and that by your logic there is only one right answer wich is albanian

[Flintlocke]

Greek followed by Rumanian, Ablo language not even close to melodic, very harsh but not as much as Serbocroatian.

[mysticism]

Greek followed by Rumanian, Ablo language not even close to melodic, very harsh but not as much as Serbocroatian.

You can take a listen to the videos i posted if you're not familiar with how serbian sounds.

Also if you care to notice we have a poll up, feel free to vote.

[dralos]

serbo sounds very cruel and when people speak it i always think they're angry or something

[Onur]

drawing-live i actually didn't include greek because it's too melodic and would be the obvious answer.

You are being funny again Turkovic.

Greek would be the worst one between the other choices above because whenever i hear a Greek speaking, i think like he is either swearing or about to attack someone. It`s unmelodious, irritating to listen and i don't why but most Greeks speaks in loud voice which makes it even more irritating.

[mysticism]

Attitude and inflections in the voice are not what we are talking about guys. Melodic as in fluidity, fluidity of the words rolling off the tongue smoothly. Understand?

[Flintlocke]

Melodic I consider the change of pitch and coloring, sounds very allegro. Italian, Greek, Russian, Spanish are very melodic. French so and so. Serbocroatian has words with no vowels in them, sounds like swearing. Albanian has many consonants together especially Tosk is far more harsh than Gheg.

[Onur]

Here is your melodic Greek language which sounds like a bedtime lullaby;

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