What Is The Most Romantic Language

Started by Lorenzo, May 30, 2010, 03:21:39 AM

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Lorenzo

In your point of view, what is the most romantic-sounding language?
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cujo


In your point of view, what is the most romantic-sounding language?

French.Even if I understand only "merci" and "Au Revoir".

Lorenzo


French.Even if I understand only "merci" and "Au Revoir".

Haha, i know what you mean, cujo. French sounds so very passionate to the ear. Perhaps that is why they refer to a certain way of kissing as "Frenching". ehem.
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cujo


Haha, i know what you mean, cujo. French sounds so very passionate to the ear. Perhaps that is why they refer to a certain way of kissing as "Frenching". ehem.


Hmm...Is french kiss similar to sloppy kiss?? Just kidding!

Lorenzo



Hmm...Is french kiss similar to sloppy kiss?? Just kidding!

bwaahahaha, sensuality, sloppy, moist, its all in the tongue, lol!

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cujo


bwaahahaha, sensuality, sloppy, moist, its all in the tongue, lol!



Sounds like my labrador dog.Ha ha

Lorenzo

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Lorenzo

For me, its a tie between Spanish and Italian.
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wolfpack823


For me, its a tie between Spanish and Italian.

Romantic? To me it's Italian. I have an Italian friend and I love to hear him talking the language.
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wolfpack823


For me, its a tie between Spanish and Italian.

Spanish? not the Mexi-Span OMG! Contemporary Spanish can be a runner-up for me ( I am trying to speak that language).
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Lorenzo


Spanish? not the Mexi-Span OMG! Contemporary Spanish can be a runner-up for me ( I am trying to speak that language).

Hahaha, yes not the Mexican form. I like the Castillian Spanish, as it has the northern accent and it is the way Spanish is supposed to be spoken and heard.



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Lorenzo


Romantic? To me it's Italian. I have an Italian friend and I love to hear him talking the language.

Si si! Mama Mia! ;)
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wolfpack823

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taga tigbao

Naay usa ka language nga gusto jud naho maantigohan bahala ug dili na ang uban, Aramaic.
SALVE REGINA, MADRE DI MISERICORDIA.
VITA, DOLCEZZA, SPERANZA NOSTRA,
SALVE! SALVE REGINA!

wolfpack823


Naay usa ka language nga gusto jud naho maantigohan bahala ug dili na ang uban, Aramaic.

Aramaic language has an interesting history, in fact it is always quoted in some movies with ancient adventure's theme.
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Lorenzo


Naay usa ka language nga gusto jud naho maantigohan bahala ug dili na ang uban, Aramaic.

This is the language that Christ was supposed to have used. :)
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