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Portugués: Sweet
Español: Rebellious
Français: Suave
Nipponjo: Saccharine
English: Gentle
Italiano: Furious
Dansk: Makes you shiver
Russky: Jocund
Zhongwien: Pretentious
Corean: Comforting
Magyar: Staccato
Deutsch: Frank
Hellén: Exact
..¿do you guys agree?..
Arabi: Cheerful
Hindi: Rushed
Yiddish: Neurotic
German: Angry
>>1-5
why didn't you just make a single post?
Turkce: Hangover-like
So I'm a rebel then 'cause I speak spanish...
LOL
Mmm... The common way to speak spanish it's indeed a bit rebellious, but I use a more formal way with some basic slang, and my friends and family does so. It actually depends of the social background of the people, just like in other languages...
English: Mongrel. (in a good way)
Scots: guttural.
Gàidhlig: sing-song.
Deutsch: orderly.
Nederlands: unkempt.
If you actually learned these languages, no generalizations would apply.
>>14 It's called Dutch, and the majority of speakers are not in the Netherlands.
>>15
It's called Nederlands in Nederlands (or Dutch, if you wish to be vulgar), and the majority of its speakers do indeed reside in the Netherlands. I am simply following the lead of >>1-san, who wrote language names as the (romanized if necessary) identifying name of speakers of the language. Also you are quite wrong about languages not possessing intrinsic qualities.
Ithkuil: Someone vomiting.
Ithkuil has so much different possible sounds that when someones vomits it may end up as a sentence, like "As you see, I disagree with Nietzsche's nihilist philosophy," or something like that :p
Mandarin Chinese : Sneeze.
Russian - Blet kurva nachui.
Lithuanian - Pseudo russian.
Latvian - Pseudo lithuanian.
Russian: everything is perfectly predictable, so long as you have a working knowledge of the history of the language since the dawn of time.
Dutch = English with a funny accent. Seriously.
Waar is het toilet? = Where is the bathroom?
dat is goed = that is good
dank u wel = thank you
dat is Chinees voor mij = that's Greek to me.
Dutch = German with a heavy English accent.
Norwegian = Funny sounding Swedish.
Swedish = Funny sounding Norwegian.
Danish = Most inarticulate language ever.
Hungarian = Might as well be Klingon
English = A patois if I've ever seen one.
Spanish = Keep it Simple. Like Esperanto, only people actually speak it.
Italian = Silly-sounding Spanish.
Romanian = Italian that's been bashed with a Slavic stick into sounding pretty macho for a Romance language.
Russian = Now that's some macho shit.
Polish = What the hell do you need all those extra sounds for? And those nasal vowels are totally gay.
German = Second only to Russian on the macho scale.
Finnish = Vowels everywhere.