Ok /int/ based on this video rank the Romance languages.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eICJWGkM8c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKahSl3hWEU
Then rate the Germanic ones too.
And finally the Slavic ones.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FuDz0Tv_wo
Would like to add.
Slovenian Swedish and Icelandic are really cool.
Someone should nuke the Dutch and the Danish language.
>>60157255
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(x). Brazilian Portuguese
(x+1). Portuguese of Portugal
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>>60157607
That's not good rate. Don't do this to me.
what are brazilian,mexican doing here
>>60157255
> romance language
> french
why not include english
Baguette was only ok from ,,romance''
Germanic all suck ass
Slavic all pretty ok
>>60160574
French is a romance language
>>60160639
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>ok
>>60160574
>He thinks "romance" means romantic.
>>60160574
What did he mean by this
>>60160657
> French is a romance language
explain the german 'r'
>>60160716
Spanish is shit and sounds like shit
even mexishits speak it kek
>>60160828
The Spanish too have a hard "r" (well their, "j" in that case) what's your point ?
>>60160908
Well tbqh, French and German /r/ [ʁ] is quite different to Spanish /j/ [x]. I think he meant that.
>>60160908
real romance languages roll their 'r'
french is a germanic language
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>>60160828
Don't know if bait or just retarded
>>60161033
Yeah, but the French "r" isn't exacly the German one either, and this >>60161039 shows me he's full of shit anyway
>>60157255
EU Portuguese > the rest
tbqhwy
>>60161039
romanians dont roll the r , we use gutural r too, like french.And thre was no germanic influence when romanian formed.
>>60161039
Definitely bait. Go shitpost somewhere else
>>60161039
Spanish also have a lot of germanic words, names, etc... and that doesnt mean that its a germanic language.
>>60161106
Does it not depend on region? I think most people in France pronounce /r/ as [ʁ] over [r]. For example, the /r/ in French "rouge" and German "röt" are exactly the same.
>inb4 "let me tell you about your language"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:IPA_for_French
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:IPA_for_German
>>60161144
french are franks from germany
romanians are slavs from eastern europe
true latins roll their 'r'
>>60161039
this.
honestly fr*nch shouldn't be included with goat romance languages, I am sick of their meme pronounciations
>>60157324
>English
>American flag
>>60161106
it's close enough to german R (ugly)
>>60160815
When you see a stupid post, check the flag. If it's an american poster, just pass by.
>>60161251
romanians are not slav idiot.However we have assimilated slavs.
>>60160574
If French was a car, it would be a Romance language with some Germanic parts here and there.
>>60160815
If English was a car, it would be a Romance car with a Germanic engine.
*dips a croissant in a cup of tea
>tfw when I'm not in it
I think we can all agree that not only is Dutch the ugliest language in the world, but also has the ugliest 'R'
>>60161408
Romance *car
>>60161424
there is french :DD
>>60161447
>the ugliest "R"
Which ironically is the trilled /r/ that Italian and Spanish have.
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>chanon.ro/b/
>>60161215
As far as I know our r doesn't change much from one region to another, there are accents (though not as different as the British ones I think) but the differences lie elsewhere
Our r is certainly closer to the German one than the rolled one but a lot of foreigners here told me that it was difficult because it was kinda in between, not as hard as the typical german one
I'm in no mean an expert in this tho, just my opinion
>inb4 "let me tell you about your language"
No that's only for the Yank and his crap bait
>>60161501
I live in France but not in a Romance language part
>>60161511
>>Which ironically is the trilled /r/ that Italian and Spanish have.
Now, they have an in-between the French and Spanish "r" that is atrocious.
literally any language can sound good with a song as nice as Let it Go.
The real test is actual speech
>>60160574
French is a latin based language.
>>60161511
>implying
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgiDZvYZyMQ
Dutch is absolutely ear-splitting and the R is nowhere near the spanish/italian
>>60161830
And a based latin language
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>>60161859
I thought it didn't seem right. I always thought their /r/ would be something more like [x]. I was just going off what (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:IPA_for_Dutch) says.
>>60161039
People from some areas in France still roll it if I recall.
>>60162001
I've never heard anyone doing it wherever I went tb.h (granted I haven't visited every single region)
It's also a poetry thing to roll r here
>>60162071
>It's also a poetry thing to roll r here
Don't "classic Englishmen" do this too?
>>60162134
If you want to be all theatrical and shit, yeah.
>>60162071
maybe corsica
>>60161261
this
>>60162200
Maybe, in that case I've never been to Corsica to check
If you listen to recordings of French writters, or singers from the last century a lot of them roll their r, but nowadays unless there's indeed a region where they do it it would be seen as a kinda pretentious speech
>>60162198
>If you want to be all theatrical and shit, yeah.
Yeah, this is what I mean. It always sounded weird whenever the old narrator of a movie would pronounce our "r" and "rr".
>>60162279
Sounds like someone was forced to take French and had shit grades
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>>60162396
"You brat!"
sounds way better with rolled r.
>>60162496
autism
>>60162396
I don't get it.
What's so difficult about the R sounds?
Carro,caro,can't you distinguish?
Carou= caro
Carreeo=carro
>>60162496
If you're gonna take the time to quote all these post you could at least check all the dubs lad
>>60162496
(YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rG--Fg-IYq8
>>60162794
What? I don't have a trouble distinguishing them, it's just incredibly weird to hear them from a Brit.
>mfw i hear a german say "euro" and i burst out laughing
>>60162794
how the FUCK can dutch be orange?
tell me
>>60163044
you know what's weird ?Pronouncing J's like H's
>>60163111
>Pronouncing J's like H's
Actually, your "h" is not even our "j", ours is completely guttural and dry.
But what's truly weird is pronouncing "rr" as an English "h".
>>60163213
We don't have ''h'' sound.
Our J is normal
>>60163437
The people I've seen in Youtube speaking Portuguese pronounce it like Andalucians pronounce the "j", I don't actually know which one is the correct one. I don't know if they were from Portugal, though.
>>60161604
There are a lot of places, especially in rural France, where the regional accent has a rolled r. I know some places in Burgundy for example where the r's are usually rolled.
Though regional accents tend to disappear with the amount of time people spend watching TV, movies or listening to the radio (where accents are non-existent)
>>60166148
Just an example, though there are a lot of accents that aren't showcased there
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Egrfsn2CU8E
>>60166373
>Lorraine
Pretty based.
>Berry
I'm not sure, but I feel she is rolling her "r".
>Bourgogne
Wow, this is like hearing a Spaniard speak French, no wonder they Christian Kingdoms tracks its roots to that place.
>Niçois
I'm imagining an Italian girl waving her arms around.
>Ariège
This guy is straight up Catalán, holy hell.
>Limousin
Very easy to follow, very clear.
>Gascogne
And this is straight up basque.
>Pays Basque
Hilariously enough, this doesn't sound basque at all.
>>60166922
Yes some are a bit off, not sure how they were selected.
>Berry
Yes, slightly rolling the "r"
>Bourgogne
Legit, my family comes from there. Rolling the "r".
>Niçois
Sounds like it's from a play. Nissarts are very close to north Italians indeed, and the local language is a mix between provençal and italian..
There are others rolling the "r" (Cantal for example).
>>60161291
She's singing with an American accent, bro. I'm not sure if they even made a version of this with British accents. Most films tend not to bother re-dubbing for accents of English other than the one they start filming with.
