>tfw loudly speaking italian on the bus with my sister
>tfw knowing not everyone can proudly do this in another country because not every language is beautiful
I feel sorry for danes, the dutch, ching chongs and indians though.
Anyone else knows this feel?
>you don't realise everyone who has to liste nto your shouting actually hates you regardless of what language you're speaking
What's wrong with the Danish language?
It sounds like bizarro english to me, definitely easier on the ears than the noises wog make at each other
we had this thread yesterday
>>52716416
I sure do
>>52716485
It sounds like someone with down syndrome speaking with mashed potatoes in his mouth:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m64WfHTWZps
>>52716475
Talking shamelessly =/= Shouting
I'm not retarded. I often saw indians whispering when talking to each other though while anglophones just talk normally. The faces around us are always kinda happy and not frustrated.
>>52716751
I love that you're looking around while speaking Italian just to gauge peoples reaction to you. You sound like a massive cockhead
>>52716631
this
>>52716408
>loudly speaking italian on the bus
>on the bus
Fucking terroni jesus christ.
>>52717044
Swedish on the other hand is beautiful but when the jumping rythm (?) becomes exaggerated it becomes comical.
>>52717093
t. italian who loves english more than his own language
I bet that you watch films like Gladiator in english too lol.
>>52716408
Italian talking
>pic related
>>52717317
Hai una fissazione con questo gladiatore, sempre a nominarlo sei.
>>52717948
more
>>52717010
This
>>52717948
perché fa proprio cagare in inglese peo
>>52717317
No retard the issue is you speaking loudly on the bus, regardless of the language. Why the fuck would you speak loudly on the bus? Even if you didn't care about bothering others, there's no reason to broadcast your business to the whole bus. It's your own business keep it to yourself you fucking faggot.
Also of course I watch foreign movies in the original language, the italian dubbing industry died in the 90s.
>>52718037
non l'ho visto nemmeno in italiano comunque
>>52716408
it's always good hearing french, spanish, italian speaking out loud
>>52716408
average person would assume you are from brazil and speak Portuguese
>>52718076
>I watch foreign movies in the original language, the italian dubbing industry died in the 90s
Italian dubbing industry is still good
stop acting like a fedora
>>52718076
See >>52716751
>italian dubbing industry died in the 90s
What? No it didn't. Italian dubbing has existed since the very beginning of cinema and still goes on today and forever will. We have mastered it and will keep dubbing EVERYTHING wether you like it or not.
>>52718238
>>52718214
>Italian dubbing industry is still good
>same three people for every role
No fuck you. Not to mention the translations border on the retarded and translations always detract from a work regardless.
>>52717199
Its all about the pitch accent, some local accents have it more than others. Swedish in finland doesnt use it at all if i remember right.
>>52718296
>>same three people for every role
????
Not sure if it's with you that I had the argument last time but yes I agree, sometimes the voices sound too perfect and no one speaks like that but not always. Those voices are all different:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1TT-F4_o9c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FTk1YCuOAQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFXT7R463XY
>the translations border on the retarded
Uh?
>>52718359
>Swedish in finland
How does it sound?
>>52718670
It sounds like Finnish, except its somehow Swedish.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sau2-5mgyG0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0M2Mtpqfdho
>>52718807
Sounds good. It doesn't sound finnish at all though, sounds like regular swedish to me.
Is it always refered to as ''Finlandssvensk''?
>>52718807
3:40 sounds extremely finnish though, was it in swedish?
>>52719001
Yes it's definetily Swedish.
>>52718963
Finlandswedish is the collected term for all the different swedish forms in Finland, just like in Sweden there are dialects even there.
Ålanders don't speak the same way people form Österbotten do.
>>52719257
How does the rythm of 4:58 to 5:12 sound to you?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHyOJba7LL8
Shameless self-bump ;^)
