Maneki-Mew said: Swiss German is slightly difficult to understand, but I totally agree with you. Austrian Standard German has the best Sound from the German Standard Varieties.I also came to like my own mother tongue as well, tho I don't like the way how people speak it. Or how the way Germans speak it, to be correct. I really prefer the Austrian-German, followed by Swiss. :x Generally speaking, Southern German Dialects such as Alemanic/Swabian => High(est) Alemannic = Swiss and Bavarian Dialects (including Austrian) have a much richer Color in their Sounds compared to the Low German Varieties in the North. It's btw. also quite worth remarking how the Low German Varieties have less and less Speakers, while Southern German Speakers are more used to Dialect Speakers or even use their Dialect as a Form of National-Language (Switzerland) or at least have an own, dialect-colored Standard Variety (Austria). |
NoboruNov 18, 2017 12:20 PM
| As many others have said, I really like Japanese and Italian. |
It's only a passing thing, this shadow. Even darkness must pass. A new day will come. And when the sun shines it will shine out the clearer. |
| Just gonna go with Japanese on this one, but thats just me, so |
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