Ugly/beautiful languages? Easy/difficult to learn?

we have a new German assisstant and god is he sexy and he has this amazing accent speaking both German (swaben) and speaking English

I think the beauty of a language might depend on whether you like that country's culture and any experiences you might have had with native people or in that actual country.

I love English. It doesn't sound that beautiful, but I still find it very special. French is lovely, and so romantic. German is extremely interesting, and even though it might sound harsh at times, that's usually when you don't speak the language. It really isn't as hard as it seems. Spanish is really nice too (of course :P) and, like Italian, they're not that difficult to learn from what I've been told (since Spanish is my mother tongue, so can't really say).

Languages like Russian, Arabic and Chinese do sound extremely complicated to learn! I can't find any languages somewhat ugly though. I think the beauty of a language might depend on whether you like that country's culture and any experiences you might have had with native people or in that actual country.

Italian is piss easy, seriously . My mother tongue is French, I can read and understand it pretty easily (well, I've studied it so it helps), but since our languages have the same roots, I'd say that about 80% of what you're learning sounds the same. Without having ever learnt Spanish I can read it, same for Portuguese and even Latin. Of course I don't get everything right but it's deffo easier than if you were reading German or Polish.

I've always been drawn to less common languages, especially those of Scandinavia! French is a very lovely language but the hardest romance language to learn (Spanish being the easiest)

Russian has a certain aura and mysterious chic factor about it, that I love

I dont like Chinese/Japanese/Korean etc blurgh they sound horrible

Italian is piss easy, seriously . My mother tongue is French, I can read and understand it pretty easily (well, I've studied it so it helps), but since our languages have the same roots, I'd say that about 80% of what you're learning sounds the same. Without having ever learnt Spanish I can read it, same for Portuguese and even Latin. Of course I don't get everything right but it's deffo easier than if you were reading German or Polish.

I'm probably in the minority here but I think German sounds sexy.

what you put, is beyond correction.


or maybe not..... espero que tengas buena noche.... (i hope you have a good night)

That isn't strictly true either. It could be either "tenga" or "tengas", meaning you (singular) and you (plural) respectively. Everything needs to be taken in to context, otherwise it can be misunderstood.

do you think? i mean i always found french hard at school, but it is far easier in comparison to spanish.