Top 5 languages you like the most

[Floryn]

my top 5.
1. Spanish(after my native language, Romanian, for me is the most beautiful language in the world)
2. Portuguese( more for speak)
3. Greek(GREEK MUSIC=my life)
4. Italian(the passion for each word, for gastronomy and for Laura Pausini)
5. French(for romance and for the music of Mireille Mathieu)

[Guest]

Turkish
Dutch
French
Greek
Deutch

[CZAREK2581]

Golden five.

1.Arabic[especially Levantine dialect which is spoken in 4 countries like: Lebanon ,Syria,Palestine &Jordan].I have a weakness for
Syrian dialect ]
2.Italian[ sounds like singing. It has a definite rhythm which i do like a lot.Pretty easy to learn.
3.Spanish [what i heard most of the Spanish words are spelled exactly how they sound,which is pretty easy to learn them,whenever u know Italian they say:
studying Spanish is a piece of cake]
4.French [sounds pretty sexy,however pronouncation (they have many nasal sounds) which might be a difficult during studying it
5.Polish[my native language-I recently spotted that people are eager to learn it more nowadays ,however Grammar well i think i could write along story about it
In a nutshell (-seven cases and Polish grammar has more exception than rules,-Polish cases seem to have no pattern or rules; you have to learn the entire language. Furthermore Polish people rarely hear foreigners speak their language, so with no accent or regional variation, pronunciation must be exact or they will have no idea what you are talking about)

[majkl]

1 - Estonian [it's such a mild language]
2 - Icelandic
3 - Greek
4 - Slovak [love those songs of Slovak band TEAM]
5 - Spanish [South American accent]

[arsi]

Turkish
Persian
Arabic
German
Greek

[dragonfly93]

My favourite languages change all the time, depending on what I'm picking up at the moment (usually I focus more on several at a time, then switch off to another group, then switch off again I'm indecisive).

In no particular order, my current opinion...

Romanian (I love the sound of the language... to me, it's nearly as melodic as Italian.)
Italian (For the same reason... it has that lovely lilt to it.)
Finnish (Finns will tell you it's the ugliest language, but it really has a nice sound to it also—especially when singing.)
Swedish (It's not the nicest sounding language, but I think it's cool.)
German (I'm taking it this year at uni It's awesome. A bit harsher of a sound, but I like it.)

It was hard to choose... and some days, I'll say Russian or Greek or Japanese instead of some other language... Like I said, depends on my mood and what I'm focusing on. I was going on sound this time... If I went by grammar, I like the more complex languages to be honest, and I'd still say Finnish, Romanian, Swedish and German, but I'd add Russian. Languages I like to see in written form would be Italian, Finnish, Russian, Greek and Japanese. If I went with languages I liked to sing in... I'd say Finnish, Romanian, Japanese, Icelandic, and Swedish or Serbian (see what I mean? I'm indecisive.) And there are days when I might list Arabic and Estonian too...