Poll: Favorite Foreign Language

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kouriichi

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You forgot Italian.
Thats my favorite language. People always say, "french is the language of love".

But to be honest, after hearing Ezio speak some, i think Italian is. I even went out of the way to learn alittle. And i must say, it has help my 'game' quite a bit. More then french did anyway.

P.S. Sadly, i am a marryed man, so for those of you who decide to try picking up women using Italian, i have no clue what theyer like in the long run.

WARNING: I DO NOT ENDORSE, NOR AM I LIABLE FOR ATTACK/DAMAGE TO YOUR NEATHER REGIONS, SLAPS TO THE FACE, OR STALKING OF WOMEN YOU TRYED TO PICK UP AS A RESULT OF USING THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE TO PICK UP WOMEN.
 

zedel

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My favorite is German because of the word "schicksal"! Though in a Japanese class I took once, we learned "Shinde kudasai"! That has to be the best phrase ever! :D
 

Grimbold

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Very anglocentric not to include english in the poll.
And what exactly should Indian be?
Also: Latvian is my favorite. Because it sounds awesome.
 

Michael Logan

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HellspawnCandy said:
Arabic, my stepmother speaks 4 languages. It's pretty amazing sounding I think.
Really? I think it sounds like someone having a really bad cough when they talk.

OT: English or Spanish
 

JokerCrowe

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English isn't a choice?
Oh wait... English isn't a foreign language! Silly me! ^.^

captcha: ionstraf Part I... That sound like a fantasy/sci-fi movie...

EDIT:If I had to pick one that isn't English, I'm gonna have to go with Japanese. No I'm not a weebo, but I like anime and I think it would be a fun, challenging language to learn. :)
 

searron

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I like Japanese because the grammar, word construction, and incredibility limited amount of sounds create a language that is vastly different from English.
 

WestMountain

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Why haven't anyone said swedish? :[

OT: Russian, but only because people with it as motherlanguage get a really cool accent when talking english a la "James Bond villain"
 

BENZOOKA

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English, French, Japanese, Russian.

I love 'em all. Too bad, that out of those, I only know a bit of English.
 

rutger5000

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I voted German, but have to say English. Wetter a language is foreign or not depends on what you're mother-language is.
 

emion

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chinese but favorite accent is british.... ah nothing hotter then a girl who talks british >v<
 

TipsyPeaches

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it's my major, and made my year living in Tokyo that much easier! na, i just love the sound and functionality of it, and there is a tiny part of me that feels rather superior when I remember how to read/write a kanji compund. also japanese novels are strange and amusing, and&#36870;&#36578;&#35009;&#21028; (Phoenix Wright to everyone else) is hilarious in japanese.
 

Gigano

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English would be my favourite - and only - secondary language, so I'll pretty much have to go with that. It has a certain elegance to it, but compared to Danish most languages do.

It would be practical to know Japanese though.
 

Halceon

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Mine would be English. Well, more like most used than my favourite. I'm learning Lithuanian right now and it's contending with Latin for truly favourite.
 

Halceon

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Grimbold said:
Very anglocentric not to include english in the poll.
And what exactly should Indian be?
Also: Latvian is my favorite. Because it sounds awesome.
I feel flattered by association.
 

Carnage95

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I really dislike the Chinese language despite being Chinese myself. Since young, I never did like it. It's noisy and irritating to listen to imo.

I actually quite like Italian, but going with the poll, it'd be Spanish.

(Just realized that the poll didn't have Spanish... strange.)