2 Polyglots Ranking 6 Languages!!! Which Language is Sexiest??
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Today Miguel and Ana Rank Languages!!
What do you think?
Hope you enjoy it!
PT Miguel @miguelmoraiss_
BR Ana @anarugg
ES Claudia
US Lauren
FR Lou-Anne @r.lou.k
DE Lara
#portugal #brazil #indonesia #english #german #french #português #indonesian #bahasaindonesia #japanese #korean #polyglot
Portuguese speakers on this channel are always charismatic
There are just one person who speak portuguese. The guy from Portugal.
@@Thainara-r2p Alerta de retardado 🚨🚨🚨
@@Thainara-r2p Ignore this comment, the majority of Portuguese and Brazilians show mutual respect for each other and both ways of speaking the language. Don't let these terminally online people give you the wrong idea.
I agree its passed the time we just give another name to our beautiful language.
But Brazillian would just be too obvious like the other names around the world, just copying the name of the country.
I suggest a name of a female gem... Sodalita.
I speak Sodalita, my words come out shiny deep blueish and quite salty like the Salt Blue Stone. 🗣😻👯🏿👯🏾♀️👯🏼♂️
It does sound weird to say I spk Portuguese.We have enough words from other origns to just be sth else. Let the Portuguese be the Portuguese and keep their language intact.
Catalan is just like Portuguese and Spanish, yet they are Catalan.
Without the stiffness of the grumpy Portuguese we could really go wild and put our clever and witty slang into the dictionary.😂🎉
My favorite romanic language is Italian, i love it, in this channel the polyglots are portuguese speakers, these two and Julia from Brazil.
A Ana é my compatriota paranaense. Ela é de Maringá e eu de Londrina, ambos do norte do Paraná. Detalhe Maringá a cidade dela, foi eleita a melhor cidade para se viver do Brasil.
@@DouglasMoraesdsantos Eu jurava que ela era paulista, ela não tem sotaque do Paraná
Da onde tu tirou isso velho? 😂 ela é do interior de SP doido@@DouglasMoraesdsantos
Yes Italian is the most Romantic
@@Drible_curto ela já falou num vídeo da gringa que é de Maringá. Puts. Os cara não consegue aceitar só porque a pessoa é do sul. Isso cheira a preconceito!
Ana is my favorite, love her! So glad she’s back
I’m a simple person, I see Ana on the thumbnail and click it 😅 loved the video
Eu faço exatamente igual...kkkkk
Se eu vejo que têm vídeo novo, só clico imediatamente se tiver a bandeirinha do Brasil!! 🇧🇷👏🏻😂
Eu também... Se tem a Ana Paula... Já tem meu like. ❤️
same here
It's so good seeing Ana! 😍😍
Brazil and Portugal is a mix of Rivalry and Friendship. 😂😂😂🇧🇷
We’re keeping the gold! 🇵🇹 🇧🇷
No one can deny that both countries have delicious (and underrated) cuisine.
Francesinha 🇵🇹, cataplana de frutos do mar 🇵🇹, pastéis de nata 🇵🇹, pão de queijo 🇧🇷, bobó de camarão 🇧🇷, quindim 🇧🇷... Damn, I'm salivating now.
Like Brothers
Brazilians is the most of 80% Portuguese speakers in the world and the most influential Portuguese speaking country in the last decades too, so...
@@vastoaspecto Yes.🇧🇷🇧🇷
12:26 - I absolutely agree and the same goes to Portuguese. What a dumb idea to ask AI to come up with romantic phrases when they have the native speakers there. Just ask them!
Yep. The only people I can picture saying "Você é meu anjo" in Brazil are moms to their children and that's it
Lauren from US speaks english in such a cute way, i love it
I almost heard an accent at first & was curious if she was a native English speaker or not. Of course we have a ton of people that are heritage speakers with their parents' mother tongue & then become completely bilingual through schools.
@@msmendes214 In the other video, she mentioned that she was raised in Hawaii, which is not part of the contiguous US, so that may be why she does not sound like a "typical" (not the best choice of word, but it is what comes to mind for me) American.
@@Noah_ol11 I just dislike that she covers her beautiful face and smile with her hands. Its annoying actually. I want to see her laughing and then she covers it.
@digitandoshshua I'm glad cause she's too distracting 😍
@@burgeryoufoundbehindthegrill I want her to be my distraction but not my ruin, I am not that type of romantic.
For me, Portuguese is the language that I know that has the most potential to be romantic in a poetic way. I mean, if you look at some mpb (brazilian popular music) songs you'll get what I mean. Sometimes words that you'd never thought that would be used in a romantic way can form the most beautiful love declarations.
In Portuguese you can also get words used as insults that would never be thought to be used as insults lol
@@user-fu7sr1zz2q true, is a very dinamic, kinda rebel language lol
@@lucasdias3474 rebellious spanish
Balance is everything hahahah
@@user-fu7sr1zz2q Actually Portugal is older than Spain so that dont makes sense.
in my opinion:
1. Portuguese/PT
2. French
3. Portuguese/BR
4. German
5. Spanish
6. English
Yes, Portuguese from Portugal does sound like Russian, I like it too.
@@fsogziewzxx Only sounds Russian if you are an ignorant.
You are from Portugal 😂
@@leticia_fortuna nope!
@@fsogziewzxx Im portuguese and I cant make a russian accent.
Honestly for an environment where everybody speaks fluent english as a second language like the guests, I think english doesn't really have that exotic or surprising factor anymore. Like you're so used to the language and hear people speak it that it just naturally falls of in the ranking. It doesn't always apply obviously, but at least for me I'm just so used to the english "I love you" and how native speakers use it that I kind of got desensitized to the sound of it whereas french, portuguese and spanish I don't hear on a regular basis if at all, so I feel more attentive and the phrase itself is more exotic if that makes sense.
I think it's extremely hard to rank it like this because of your own bias, especially based on your native language. Like for example I'm german and people say german sounds harsh and I can logically follow the thought process, but I just simply cannot HEAR that. I'd wager we all have a lot of bias we aren't even aware of, even when we think we're being as objective as possible. That's just how we are and that's totally fine, too.
You're right! American English is very beautiful. I like languages with contractions and liaisons, because they sound smoother. English, Portuguese and French work this way.
English is... The Monster of Frankstein. If English did not had spread to the world the way it did, it would probably be remembered as a weird exotic language spoken in a forgotten by god island.
I've no pleasure talking it, learning it, typing it or reading it. People from very distinct cultural backgrounds now are socially expected to learn it to have better access to knowledge or better jobs.
This "ew, what's that" language doesn't make any grammatical sense. As a romance language speaker, who learns poetry is about building verses not just to rhyme, but to fit together, English just sounds rebellious, bad looking trash.
@@Disconnected554 English is bad for talking about feelings, compared to Portuguese, but It's very good for technical precision and sharp humour. The fact that it is a Frankenstein is very helpful for making it international. And its grammar is pretty simple, easy to learn for foreigners. It's also easier to write in elegant and concise way (Portuguese is a disaster in the hands of most native speakers. If you don't master the language, it easily becomes redundant, verbose and boring. Too much grammar syntax possibilities is good for expressive literacture but a nightmare for common people who just want to write simple and direct things.)
@@LuisKolodin how could it be bad for talking about feelings? I think the English world is just less poetically open with feelings.
When English speakers hear German, they hear Nazism. We don't listen to German music, watch German shows, or really anything. It's almost always in a historical film kind of context for most people. That's a big part of it. More exposure changes that perception, and plus there are different accents. The girl in this video isn't harsh at all
When I did my last shopping in a 🇪🇸 Madrid supermarket before returning back 🇫🇮 home from my first Erasmus exchange, I said "Muchas gracias y adiós" to the cashier at the self-checkout. She replied to me "Gracias cielo" which sounds supernice and polite I think. 🤗
You're a lovely tenderly kindly finnic asian , a gentle and cherishfull person 🥂🥂🥂👍👍👍👍.
A cool well positive finn 👍🍹
finalmente voltou ana 😭💖💖💖 ela é minha brasileira favorita 🫰🫰🫰 estou aprendendo português e gosto muito do sotaque dela 🥰
The Portuguese and Brazilian bond in this video >>>>>
ye make babies soon tho
@@InSomniaExpert what lol
@@InSomniaExpert Too extreme bro. 💀
@@InSomniaExpert Bro- 💀
@@InSomniaExpert???
The girl of germany suprise me cause has a sweet voice to listen. Like a ASMR natural sound.
Opinions from the world youth forum:
"Yes, exactly. Language preferences can vary greatly from person to person, and each language has its own qualities and attractions. Secondly, it is common to see Portuguese (Brazilian dialect), Italian, Spanish and French as the most romantic and sensual languages and currently for young people around the world Portuguese is seen as the most sensual, loving and affectionate and sweet in the world, while English and German are perceived differently as administrative languages. It is interesting to see how people's perception of languages can reflect different cultural and emotional aspects".
"We are talking collectively about what the global youth of the 21st century think."
Ps: These are NOT my opinions, they are the opinions of the global youth forum, I don't want reviews and other speeches here for damn comments invading my topic.
@@SinarNila there are no dialects in Brazil. But somehow whoever come and erase this wants it to be a secret 🤣
Portuguese is the most attractive
From Brazil
From Portugal, ofc.
From Macau LOL
From Angola
Mozambique
Putz, Ana sensualizou total na apresentação 😂😂😂. A voz não tem nada a ver com o que ela fala em inglês (quase nunca ouço ela falar em PTbr)
Ela literalmente deixou claro que iria exagerar e que não é comum falar assim no dia a dia
@@raquel5382 eu ouvi 🤗
Lara (DE) is a great addition to the channel. I like her sense of humor and she explains it very well.
My ranking: 1. French 2. Portuguese (BR/PT) 3. Spanish 4. German 5. English. If Italy were there, it would take first place.
Lara is great indeed.
Yep , Italian is the sexiest language too bad they didn't put it up there !
the sexiest language is the language we don't understand so we don't feel the cringe 😂
@@triz8399 boa! Kkkkkkk😂
Exactly 😂😂
Female French for romance
Male French for comedy :D
Ah, that's it! I love watching Alex [French Guy Cooking], he's so funny the way he talks about things, even when he's serious.
As a Brazilian obviously Portuguese will be first and then Spanish,English,French,German.
To me Brazilian Portuguese is the sexiest language now, but I used to prefer French. Portuguese is spicier than Spanish.
@@YalokIy Im with Portuguese, not the fake Portuguese but with the Original 🇵🇹💓
@@flordi8235 wtf bro?
Hope to see another round of polyglots (ana, miguel,julia,genesia) just hanging out🥺
It's true what the portuguese said...Countries where people speak english say 'I love' to anything diluting this important word, for example: 'I love hamburgers,' 'I love this song,' 'I love drinking breakfast,' etc...But in portuguese the word 'Love' is very serious, not said for anything and most of the time it is said for people who really love.
I am a speaker of brazilian portuguese, not being biased towards my language, but being honest, for me the most romantic and sexy language of all is certainly french, while the least sexy are certainly spanish, along with german which they sound more rigid to me, as well as serious.
Dont they say "I like this song"? It's weird using love for everything.
@@andrequedanca Pelo nome, parece que é brasileiro também, então não precisa escrever em inglês comigo.
@@mauricio77vicente35 Sou português mas sim ahha
@@andrequedanca Entendi, mas falar eu amo para tudo é muito exagero da parte de quem fala inglês.
The only reason why we don't consider English as "sexy" as other languages it's because English is so mainstream widespread, it's basically the language of communication, science, movies, etc and because we are so exposed to English we tend to overlook its beauty which in my opinion I consider a very fascinating language, and the versatility the English language has is amazing
Yes, plus, the language itself has been degraded by Latin words, which are fine in their own languages, but forced by scholars. Check out Anglish and you'll see what I mean. Its purely English English and it's so much prettier.
I think Portuguese from Portugal is more sexy and from Brazil is more cute
Portuguese from Portugal sounds Russian...
Is the opposite from Brazil is sexier and Portugal cute
@@marcos-ll2yr
as a Brazilian Portuguese speaker, I feel like it would be the opposite lol but I wouldn't classify either as that. Brazilian Portuguese sounds cool to me while European Portuguese sounds aggressive.
@@willgpb_ To me Portuguese sounds legendary, like ancient warriors, while brazilian Portuguese sounds flamboyant, like an overdramatic anime...cheesy in a way
It feels like Miguel gets shy when speaking in Portuguese 😂 Portuguese from portugal can be sexier
if you like russian, for sure!
@@alfrredd ao ao ao chi chi chi sounds like an injured dog from china! 🤣
@@alfrredd 😂
@@Edu77_ Portuguese from Portugal sounds guttural, so it emphasizes masculinity. It's sexy for male speaking, just like Russian. Personally, I think it's beautiful. The accent, IMO, is the best accent for speaking perfectly all the plural "s" because of the language "tempo". In Brazilian Portuguese it's stressing to pronounce all the plurals perfectly because our speaking is slower so it'd take much time in our speech and it results in tiredness.
That's because in the everyday speech of the population, there are lots of phrasal constructions were words in plural aren't pronounced with the final "s".
The phrase "Todas as casas são bonitas." Is way faster to say in the portuguese accent than in the Brazilian one.
Português de Portugal é horrível 😂😂😂
Adoro ver como o Português tá em alta 🍷🗿
"Você ja foi pra amazonia?"
"Eu nunca, mas eu ja comprei na amazon."
KANJDJW Nunca vou esquecer aquela cantada
My God the guy from Portugal is suuuper cute. 🥰
As a French, I agree for French and Spanish. Very romantic languages but I would add Italian which is number 1 for me. 😉
The Portuguese language and culture are among the most underrated in the world
yet it's one of the most influential languages and cultures in the world. 😉
Says the Portuguese speaker😅
@@aldozilli1293 This does not delegitimize my argument, your criticism only corroborates it...
Portugal had one of the biggest empires and has influence all over the world. I would say it's on the 15 most famous countries in the world.
In my Spanish family we never use "te amo," it's always "te quiero." I was under the impression "te amo" is more of a Latin American thing.
No latam América latín is from Italy. Latium unless you are Roman than ok and te amo is a Spanish word. Are you sure you are in the place of the origin of the language ?
@@lizsalazar7931 Yes the more accurate term is Hispanic America but also he-she is right, te quiero is mostly used in Spain and te amo in America.
@ese_güerito Yes, In America the distinction is still there between te quiero (similar to I love you) and te amo (I am in love with you/ I adore you) but in Spain even between lovers/partners/married couples is common to just hear Te quiero. Te amo is rarely used.
Te quiero en hispanoamerica que quieres decir? Una amiga chilena y mexicana ya me diciste esto pero no sé en que sentido (no soy hispanohablante nativo).
@@bre_me you guys dont know how to love but I love you anyway.
when girls are speaking it's always nice...
Spanish more passionate after Portuguese... and actually yes it's depends who is talking....
And yes this Brazilian version very very.... (*song plays on background* Darling you are my angel - The memories)
Je t'aime nice song Jane Birkin and Italian Ti amo.
Oh, that's interesting in Ukrainian we have like in German, version for partner and for any other person there is another version.
Lauren from us speaks English in such a cute way this is awesome ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
She is sexy
She loves cuddles shes dengous and warm she's pure passion we know, she will conquer spaces on love and on art, it's just a question of time for her ❤
English has Shakespeare, Byron, and German has opera. They're both very romantic. English has great romantic songs as well.
True, my colleague, people confuse romanticism, with lovely seductive Romanophony; and beautiful and touching loving arts such as musical plays, operas and musical shows.
All theses things are never linked related in deep essence of life.
Unfortunately, excessive laziness is one of the misfortunes of the entire globe.
I'm a Brazilian living in Portugal and the amount of natives here That told they think Brazilian Portuguese is sexy is unreal.
I didn't expect that at all.
But, in a similar fashion, I think Portuguese women are fire when they speak
qual sotaque?
Of course. Natives say that to Brazilians because it is a way for them to get laid combined with the fact that there is a reputation that Brasilians are "easy" unlike the Portuguese who are more "difficult". It's a cultural thing.
@@JoseFerreira-vj3lq eu ouvi falar que a maioria das portuguesas trabalham nas esquina 🔞🔥
Eu sou brasileiro e concordo. As mulheres portuguesas ao falarem têm um ar de inteligência/sensualidade ao mesmo tempo. Eu realmente gosto muito
@@JoseFerreira-vj3lq exactly 😅
For me:
Portuguese (Brazil)
Spanish
French
German
English
I think her English is from America, so you probably have to specify that.
FM: 1. Brazilian Portuguese
2. Spanish
3. German
4. French
5. Portugal
6. English
Portugal isn't a language.
@@vervideosgiros1156 it is shortened version of “Portuguese from Portugal”. I think it is not that hard to get it
@@vervideosgiros1156Of course not, Portugal is a Spanish province that became independent, Portuguese and Spanish are the same language. The difference is that the Portuguese galactic reign that was Spain's separated. Portugal has always been one of the kingdoms of Spain. Spain didn't exist, they were reigns, so Portuguese and Spain are 99% identical, it's basically the same language. Portugal is part of modern Spain
@@willwender7323 I think you should spend a bit of the time you spend commenting on something you don't know a thing about, reading a History book! Portuguese isn't a Spanish dialect; it's a separate language, from XIII century!
@@vervideosgiros1156 There is no point in crying, the truth is this, Portugal has always spoken the same language as its neighbors. It is an Iberian dialect, the Iberian Peninsula has always spoken a single language with few changes, it is a single language and Portugal has managed to become independent. All the kingdoms of the Iberian Peninsula spoke a single language
Miguel is so handsomeee
As an Spaniards I think Spanish or Italian. The German girl has a beautiful voice 🥰
I want to propose to the World Friends channel a beautiful, fun and friendly proposal with 2 ancient cultures present on the channel that have been ignored for too many years.
The 2 cultures are neighbors to each other also geographically.
It is about the Baltic and Finnish Uralic cultures together, translating further, it is about uniting in love and interaction Lithuania and Latvia with Estonia, Finland and Hungary.
Then you can have the models try food from other cultures, dance, do musical quizzes in the different languages involved in the interaction and studio recording, music and arts quizzes and memory games in different languages.
These are valuable cultures that deserve to be shown on the channel but are ignored and forgotten.
Put an end to this forgetfulness and obliteration of these cultures, show them on the channel and to everyone who loves World Friends.
Hugs and kisses.
Ana esta de volta sz sz sz
French is the most pretty one, while Spanish is the most fun, italian is the sexiest and Portuguese is the most poetic one
i agree
Ana is baaaack! She's amazing 😍
Do more news videos culturally talkin' please👍👍👍👍
GALICIAN MUST BE IN THE NEXT VÍDEO, THAT WOULD BE VERY INTERESTING ❤❤
I see Miguel and it's an instant like, is it me or him and Lauren have chemistry? haha
In my opinion as a brazilian:
1. French
2. Spanish
3. English
4. German
5. Portuguese
I love my language but it is so common to me.
Mas português de Portugal é elite nesse requesino na minha opinião, subiria pra terceiro
@@-SOLDADO- sim, verdade. Quando fiz o rank considerei os dois pt como sendo o mesmo. Mas se eu fosse colocar apenas o português europeu eu colocaria ele em terceiro porque eu amo o jeito que alguns sotaques de Portugal soa.
Não acho que inglês e alemão sejam mais bonitos sonoramente que as línguas românicas
@@pinguimdegeladeira6212 não mesmo! *mas respeito opiniões diferentes
Eu acho o Português de Portugal mais poético pela maneira de como se escreve. Talvez por usar muito mais palavras que seriam consideradas formais no Brasil. Português falado prefiro o Brasileiro mas escrito acho o de Portugal melhor.
I think the most sexiest Romance language is or should be a mix of Spanish, Italian and Brazilian Portuguese
It is not surprising that two people from Portuguese-speaking countries consider French, Spanish and their own language to be the "sexiest" and prefer it to Indo-Germanic languages. Simply because they are closer to them in terms of their speech melody and their experience.
They are all indoeurpean (same as indogermanic) languages...
@@Dumbo12345 Yes you are right. The Indo-European languages also include the Romance languages. I meant the Romance languages and the Germanic languages. My mistake.
ive heard from a lot of germanic language speakers that romance languages are sexier
Could be the case, but even so i still think latin languages are more sexier than Germanic ones; for me its too harsh and english its more like vanilla.
@@JochenSchoenherr yes and no. Portuguese is close to French sonority (liaison, contractions, smooth ending vowels, nasals) but radically different to Spanish and Italian. English does contain all these phonetic features instead, and share with Portuguese being a stress-timed language (while Spanish and Italian are syllable-timed).
I think that all these statements are full of biases and associations external to the language itself.
They are based on media productions (soap operas, advertisements, products, etc.) and the English/American worldview itself, and disregard, for example, the musicality, affection and poetry, inserted in several words of Portuguese, if not in the entire language.
The Portuguese language, in a global context, is also sidelined, because even though it is one of the most spoken languages in the world (even more so on the internet), has great global importance and is very similar to Spanish, little is said about it and people already judge it without even knowing what it sounds like, just as they do the same with Portuguese-speaking countries.
Miguel! Yes!
Anaaaa ❤❤❤❤ I miss you. I loved your red hair! 😍
I was about to sleep then I saw Miguel in the thumbnail 😌
I think it depends more on the person than the language itself. Ana and Lauren would be the sexiest in any language, and Lara would be the most romantic because of the way they speak.
I just missed Julia so much in this video 😢😢😢, she is so charismatic
The language I don't know, BUT american girl is so 🛐🛐🤌🏼🥵🥵
IMO:
1. Spanish
2. French
3. Portuguese
4. English
5. German
Spanish ? Eowww
1. spanish
2. portuguese
3. german (im not joking german is underrated)
@@hhbasedItalian isn't in the list. It's like if someone asked you which flavor you prefer: chocolate or strawberry and you said vanilla!
1. Portuguese/Portugal
2. Portuguese/ Brazil
3. German
4. French
5. Spanish
6. English
@@michaelbarros744if it’s spoken properly Spanish sounds very sensual and attractive
I've been studying languages since I was seventeen. I've learning spanish, french and English, because I'm Brazilian. I've been reading in Italian and one day I Will take it more seriously.
I love the 80s song 'Take my breath away' by Berlin and definitely think it's an underrated romantic saying in English. I also like the term 'mon petit chou' (my little cabbage) in French. I think it's hilarious but endearing and wanna use it sometime lol. Overall though my favorite is Spanish.
"My little cabbage" is so hilariously cute! I'm going to say it tomorrow at work to my co-worker friends. We can have fun like that. This brightened my day!
Yall both are funnies and sensibles souls good luck and nice joy!
Its also a pastry (chou a la crème) and the place we say babies are born (especially boys, girls are born in roses)@@onnanob
@@ElSucrion Interesting! 😊
Well done guy !
Make sure women know their rightful place, especially Anna !!!
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ANAAAA QUE SAUDADE EXTREMA DA SUA PRESENÇA! AGORA SÓ FALTA UM VÍDEO COM A JÚLIA E A ANA UNIDAS! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🙏🙏❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🇧🇷🇧🇷
simm! por favorr
Portugal 🇵🇹 ❤
Quando vai devolver meu ouro?
@@Julios2937, cara... Chamar os outros de ladrão não é engraçado. Deixa os portugueses em paz.
@@Julios2937 O ouro era dos colonos portugueses, mestiço de merd4
🇧🇷🤝🏼🇵🇹 ❤
@@Julios2937 Devolve meu Brasil.
Tem Ana tem like😂👍👍👍🇧🇷❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Miguel always takes my breath away haha
First. Stop censoring and deleting comments, leave the public alone.
French sounds like you're smelling a perfume. haha (Brazilian here)
ANA IS BACKKKKKK ❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@rafael-pd2tl From where? 🤣
we need to see miguel more often like if you also think so
OMG ANA, I MISSED HER
I'm a simple guy, I see Ana, I click.
Most romantic is: French, English, Portuguese from Brazil, then Spanish, German and finally, the pits (the lowest of the low, the real bottom) has to be Portugese from Portugal !
Miguel and Ana...these guys are great together!
As a Brazilian, for me the french is the most sensual language 🇲🇫❤🇧🇷
perfect video!🌍
I didn't watch the video, but looking at title, when it's written "sexiest" - as a Silesian I think the sexiest languages are the southern slavic ones (especially slovenian). Btw I would be glad of you recorded more videos about slavic languages 😀
Niy ôglōndoł żech filmu, ale widzōnc tytuł, we kerym pisze "nojbarzij seksowne" - jako Ślōnzŏk myślã co nojbarzij seksowne sōm godki połedniowo słowiańske (przede wszyjskim słoweński). Przi ôkazyje - bōł bych rŏd co byście nagrŏli wiyncyj filmōw ô jynzykach słowiańskich 😀
Considering only how the language sounds and not the meaning of the words
As a Brazilian I would classify
1 - French because it sounds romantic to me as Ana said, even that phrase "Voulez-vous coucher avec moi?" by Pink sounds romantic
2 - English because most of the romantic songs I know are in English, here in Brazil you can hear songs like Take Me To Church or Beautiful by James Blunt at weddings when they don't know the meaning of the lyrics in English because it sounds good to the ears
3 - Brazilian Portuguese because it is really fluid, I don't know how to express it, but I like the Brazilian rhythm
4 - Portuguese because in some sentences I find it strange the way they construct them but it sounds like French to me, like a little bit harsh French
5 - Spanish because to me at least it seems like they are speaking in 2x and I don't like that rush but I agree with them that it can be sexy and romantic at the same time
6 - German, although Lara sounded good, most of the Germans I heard speaking didn't sound so pleasant to the ears
Nada a ver! O português brasileiro é o melhor.
@@igorgarcia2802 tua opinião vs minha opinião, ambas há 80km/h qual vence?
@@thiagooliveira583 mil meu, com mil seu, quanto dá?
Frase do Século@@igorgarcia2802
English was just represented well. It depends on the person and the delivery of the speech.
13:28
A Ana kkkkkkkkkk
For me French sounds sound soft and cute, like babies, but no romantic. For me the most romantic languages are definitely Italian and Portuguese. They sound happy and passional and I think love is happiness and passion. Maybe that depends on the vision we have about love. And the sexiest ones for me, because of the words with plosives or "r" are Spanish, German and Japanese.
Well, here we're just talking about languages with international prestige, but there are so many languages that are probably beautiful and romantic that we're not counting 🤷🏻♀️
Great Video!
Portuguese from Brazil always gonna win 😊
Brazilians are so anoying, they always think they are better than portuguese in everything.
Nice video guys!
I miss Julia ❤
I think the problem with english is mostly how big its reach is. There are so many different cultures speaking english that when we try to think of english it becomes kinda diluted, we think of a global, no personality version of the language. But think of the many versions of it in england, ireland, scotland, many regions of the us, african american dialects and expressions... there's a lot of personalities, it's just not contained all within one word anymore.
South England mixed with received pronunciation.
Example: creative Calms Asmr
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A estadunidense falando igual a Maxxxine kskskksks
No.... Italian & Portuguese are the most Romantic language in the World!
French is ok and Spanish is also ok. The most powerful language is German!
Miguel ❤
Ana ❤She’s so cute 🥰
I saw Ana on the current drama Love Next Door! So good to see Brazilians participating in Korean dramas ❤
even portuguese from brazil is easier to me, but i prefer the portuguese from portugal
What's your native language?
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You didn’t say it in a sexy way the way Ana did Miguel 😂
French girl, made me want to be her friend haha her reactions were cool
Don't worry .. English is the best for discussing work 😃
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IMO:
1. Portuguese
2. Italian
3. Spanish
4. French
5. English
6. German
Portuguese is most musical, poetic and affectionate, language in the world.
As Spaniard I would say that _eres mi cielo_ actually means _you're my heaven_ instead. _Cielo_ means _sky_ or _heaven_ depending on context (we only have that word for both)
I liked how all these languages sounded romantic in different ways.
And this is not about the video, but it was great seeing Ana in the last episode of Love Next Door!
My ranking
1 Spanish
2 Portuguese
3 French
4 english
5 German