What are the 5 nicest accents in europe

Question

What are the 5 nicest accents in europe

Answer 1

Switzerland

Austria

Germany

British

Answer 2

- French

- Scouse ( Liverpool , England )

are 2

Answer 3

Italian, French, Russian, Scottish, Irish

Answer 4

Irish (Cork area, very soft accent)

Southern French, sounds lovely spoken by bespectacled ladies.

Italian - even words for things like smelly socks sound s**y in Italian.

Scottish - zany

Liverpool - close to home.

Answer 5

norwegian

italian

french

london

irish

Answer 6

I like people with my accent first of all simply because it's familiar. Welsh is euphonic in both north and southern accents, for wholly different reasons; the south because it’s very soft and understated and the north because it sounds a bit more rural and unspoilt by modern complexities; the French accent is also quite musical–in either English or French; and finally a Scandinavian accent is quite tuneful and rhythmic, I quite like all of them. I do prefer Swedish or Norwegian for their elevated euphonic qualities: either when they speak in their own languages or English.

Answer 7

norwegian is disgusting eww to you who said that

1 FRENCH hands down-mmm s**y french men

2 Italian

3 scotland

4 irish

5 ??idk i'd say spain for lack of a better option

Answer 8

Southern Irish, North Walean, Portuguese,Greek, Italian.

The 5 worst are Scouse (er em La'), Spanish (thththth), South Walean (look you boyo, there's lovely, isn't it, b'there),Northern Irish ( like Ian Paisley), Glasgow (see yiu Jimmy).

Answer 9

irish

scottish

english

italian

french

Answer 10

I speak 7 languages plus English, so my answers may be a little different.

Best: Italian- so musical and cadenced

#2 French- very lovely and equally cadenced

#3 Portuguese- soft and lovely 'sh sound

#4 Russian- but only because I speak it, the lyric poetry is exquisite

#5 Scottish- just so pretty and exotic

Answer 11

french, southern english, italian, irish, spanish

Answer 12

I've heard that scientists have made a rang list of languages that have the best qualities for music. The 1st place is taken by Italian (what a surprise :P ), the 2nd Ukrainian.

I speak these languages, and I do agree.

Other than these 2, i'd have to say:

French

Greek

Norwegian