Poll: Favorite Foreign Language
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I'm really surprised out of the big ones you dont have Spanish.
Which is why I chose Other, because mine is Spanish.
Which is why I chose Other, because mine is Spanish.
Russian, Arabic, Korean, English, Japanese, British (yes, I know it's English, I just like their accents), and a lot more of languages.
English is not my prime language.
English is not my prime language.
"Indian," even though "Indian" is not a real language.
So taking "Indian" to be Hindi, Indian. I just love it. A tie or possibly beaten by Spanish, but I like contributing to a readable graph rather than "80% other"
So taking "Indian" to be Hindi, Indian. I just love it. A tie or possibly beaten by Spanish, but I like contributing to a readable graph rather than "80% other"
English, for me. I have to say, including a poll in this discussion probably wasn't the best move. It also wasn't implemented very well.
First of all, you neglected to include English, a major international language. Presumably you are a native speaker of it, and it may have slipped your mind that there are others who aren't
Secondly, there are thousands of languages in the world [edited - see below]. A poll is therefore unnecessarily restrictive.
If you want a language that's not my native tongue and not English, then my favourite would be Irish.
(I'm sorry for coming off a little negative, by the way.)
First of all, you neglected to include English, a major international language. Presumably you are a native speaker of it, and it may have slipped your mind that there are others who aren't
Secondly, there are thousands of languages in the world [edited - see below]. A poll is therefore unnecessarily restrictive.
If you want a language that's not my native tongue and not English, then my favourite would be Irish.
(I'm sorry for coming off a little negative, by the way.)
Dutch, because I can understand some of it, and it kinda sounds like some of the bands I listen to.
German. It's such a tough, awesome language, yet the cadence is complex and it flows better than English; it sounds like the language a big, tough grizzly bear would speak if it was intelligent and civilized.
To the Forum Posters: I apologize for not having Spanish. I put Arabic in because I just wanted to see how many people would choose it. If you prefer Spanish, just choose "Other" and comment Spanish. Also, I would HIGHLY recommend learning a new language to anyone who hasn't already done so.
I chose German and Russian because I'd like to learn at least one of them. And they both sound totally bad-ass.
Do dead languages count? cause in that case it would be Latin; been trying to learn it for a while and it is awesome, even the most boring sentences sound deep and meaningful.
If not then i'd say either Chinese. Chinese because it has a nice rhythm to it (and learning the written language would be cool)
If not then i'd say either Chinese. Chinese because it has a nice rhythm to it (and learning the written language would be cool)
