Languages of Europe: male or female?

[Comte Arnau]

For those who do it, it should be done without much thinking. Just on impulse. Do you see/feel/consider these languages rather masculine or femenine?

English M
Spanish M
Portuguese F
Russian M
German M
French F
Italian F
Turkish M
Polish F
Ukrainian M
Romanian F
Dutch M
Serbo-Croatian F
Greek M
Hungarian M
Catalan F
Czech M
Bulgarian F
Belarusan M
Swedish F
Armenian F
Albanian M
Danish F
Slovak M
Finnish F
Norwegian F
Georgian F
Lithuanian F
Slovenian F
Latvian F
Estonian F
Icelandic M
Maltese M
Irish F

[Graus]

Germanic languages M

Romance languages F

Slavic languages depends

Turkish + Armenian who cares?

[Aunt Hilda]

Germanic languages M

Romance languages F (Italian M)

Slavic languages F (Russian M)

finno-ugric M

Baltic F

[rashka]

Do you mean based on the sound?

[Comte Arnau]

Curious that you lump them into whole families.

Romance languages F (Italian M)

Interesting.

Do you mean based on the sound?

Or on any associations you might have. On impulse.

[Smaug]

WTF! Italian is a macho language!!!

[Twistedmind]

Serbian M (who ever heard our swears understand why )
Russian M
Greek M (swaerings as well)
German M
Spanish F
French F
Italian F (I have Monika Beluci in my mind when hear it )

[el22]

I don't know most of the languages to give a meaningful contribution, but Italian is definitely female, as well as Albanian Tosk/Official dialect.

[rashka]

Polish M
Serbo-Croatian M
Bulgarian M
Slovenian M
Czech F
Russian F
Romance F
German M
Swedish F
Danish F
Greek F

[Sikeliot]

Slavic -- M
Germanic -- M
Romance -- F (except Spanish)
Basque -- F
Maltese -- M
Albanian -- M
Greek -- M
Armenian -- F