Which Romance language do you like the sound of?

I haven't heard all of those, but I think French sounds the coolest.

I understand that Italian, Portuguese, Romanian and Spanish are all fairly similar. At least, my Romanian housemate can easily understand Italian as well as our Mexican neighbours (who obviously speak Spanish), and I know that a lot of Spanish and Portuguese people understand one another fairly well. French is the only one I have any experience of, and it sounds okay to me, but *shrugs*

I suppose that I like the sound of all languages, but not a big fan of labeling any of them as romantic, as each language doesn't sound romantic at all when declaring war or hurting another human being.

Ever heard a guy hurling insults in Spanish?

*swoon*

Yeah... I live in the Los Angeles area, remember?

Love Italian he can sweep me off my feet

> I suppose that I like the sound of all languages, but not a big fan
> of labeling any of them as romantic, as each language doesn't sound
> romantic at all when declaring war or hurting another human being.

I just had some babies?

Yeah, today after lunch, I had some babies too.

> Yeah, today after lunch, I had some babies too.

No baby kittens and right now my cat she is under the couch with them plus i have 7 other cats as well oh gosh motherhood is here who ever said being a mommy is easy

Congrats! Good luck with them!

> Congrats! Good luck with them!

Yea i just knew she was about to have them anytime and i was looking around for her and then i knew because my other male cat he was looking under the couch and then bells went off
This gave me an idea! for a survey

I like all except Romanian and Latin and that's only because I've ever heard these two before. Have seen some Latin in print. Portuguese is my favorite, then Spanish, especially Catalan, then Italian, then French.

French and Latin... omg, I feel so modern. SC + Facebook =

I like French of those that are listed.

Italian and Latin.

Never was a fan of French nor Spanish.

> I suppose that I like the sound of all languages,
> but not a big fan of labeling any of them as romantic,
> as each language doesn't sound romantic at all
> when declaring war or hurting another human being.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romance_languages

Spanish

...because I can understand it... kinda.

I find that, too, with Spanish, but I never had any classes and I never really made any effort with it, but it just seems to stick.

Though, I think this is a great question to ask, I can't answer because I just don't know or haven't thought about it much. When I hear a non-English language, I think I have trouble getting past my lack of understanding of it (or, just the struggle to try to understand parts of it is distracting).

Also, I know of some examples where I've heard some of these languages and they sounded harsh or unappealing, though certainly the opposite is true too. So, it probably depends a lot on tone of voice and such. In songs, most languages sound pretty good. I have some music in Spanish that sounds good to me. I'm not a huge fan of French, but that's probably because I took years of French in school (was forced to) and I didn't like it, never did very well with it.

Someone once mentioned to me that Polish sounds really beautiful, but it's not a Romance language (I think), and I'm not sure if I'd agree with him anyway.

It's funny how "Romance" when describing languages is really more about them being Roman (derived from Latin). But the term "romance" has a meaning related to love, heroics, etc.

Nice. I had to endure three years of it in high school, but it was time well spent.

I haven't really had enough experience being around most of those, but French turns me on.

WTF is Catalan? Latin isn't spoken. Romanian??? I generally do not like the sound of other languages.

As I am most attracted to Hispanic women, esp[ecially dark ones, I prefer Spanish.

Never heard of Catalan.