Okay, sorry if there isn't everything included, okay. >_> <_<
If you voted for "other" then post here on thread!
Hmm, I have to think about this one. O_O
It's definitely not French though, so cliche!
*will expect lots of votes for it nonetheless*
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It's impossible for Dutch to be a romantic language. It is although, the funniest language to have ever existed.
If I had to choose I would like to say that Spanish is the most romantic language.
But I really can't see any point of a "romantic language" if you don't understand a word of it
It is after all, the words that matters is it not? 
If I had to choose I would like to say that Spanish is the most romantic language.
But I really can't see any point of a "romantic language" if you don't understand a word of it
It is after all, the words that matters is it not? 
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I don't consider any language especially romantic. I don't really get it...
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It's definitely not French though, so cliche!
It doesn't matter if its cliche, there is a reason why French is called the most romantic language, its the fluidity of it, how it rolls of the tongue. You wouldn't say the same about most germanic languages now would you? Or English for that matter.
But I think Spanish ties with French though, for the same reason.
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French is not romantic, it's the work of the devil.
I have a sneaking suspicion that doc might vote Korean.
I have a sneaking suspicion that doc might vote Korean.
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I don't get either how any language can be romantic.
I like the sound of German (especially when kids are speaking in it) and Scandinavian ones. And I hardly can stand French.
I like the sound of German (especially when kids are speaking in it) and Scandinavian ones. And I hardly can stand French.
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Arabic is obviously the most romantic language - have you read their love poetry? (Well, translations of it!) And it just SOUNDS so sensual.
French just sounds silly to me. Sorry.
French just sounds silly to me. Sorry.
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Spanish is gorgeous. I think French sounds a little too slippery at times.
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Oh, spanish got 3 votes so far, didn't know it was a romantic language (Though some romantic poets are pretty good)
I'm not really a romantic person, so it's not like I can tell at all.
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@Shaggie: You have a point.
@tartufo: ehm, link please?
@Saggeh: Nope, voted for "other", since I don't really find any language to be particularly romantic. :'>
I guess "whispering" languages are most romantic with soft, flowing sounds.
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- French: I love kids' speaking only~
- Spanish: well the only thing Spanish I listen to is songs by Mago de Oz. Love them but they're not romantic at all
- German: the same as Spanish - I love Haggard & In Extremo.
- Japanese: just my personal preference. I totally understand why you think it's just cute, not romantic at all, but for me it is
- Spanish: well the only thing Spanish I listen to is songs by Mago de Oz. Love them but they're not romantic at all
- German: the same as Spanish - I love Haggard & In Extremo.
- Japanese: just my personal preference. I totally understand why you think it's just cute, not romantic at all, but for me it is
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I voted for Italian but it was a hard choice. I like the sound of Spanish, Italian and French but not many people are going to chose Italian so that's why I chose it.
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It doesn't matter if its cliche, there is a reason why French is called the most romantic language, its the fluidity of it, how it rolls of the tongue.
This.
I'm probably being biased because I'm studying French at the moment. Yet, Spanish and Italian are also pretty romantic.
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So we agree English is not romantic... actually is kind of sarcastic
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Chinese. This is biased since I just recently finished watching a Chinese drama
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