Originally Posted by crazytofik

I don't like the sound of russian ... it's just too soft for me

а полският не звучи ли по същия начин бе, тофик

Originally Posted by Nere

russian's not any softer sounding than bulgarian, or polish....

From bulgarian it is... from serbian and croatian too... from the others I think nope.
p.p. all nones-slavic ppl at the beginning consider that all slavic languages sound in the same way but it isn't so.

Originally Posted by tedinkyyy

From bulgarian it is... from serbian and croatian too... from the others I think nope.
p.p. all nones-slavic ppl at the beginning consider that all slavic languages sound in the same way but it isn't so.

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I don't like Russian either :] I usually give a shance to languages and slowly start to like them.. I gave a chance to Russian and it just didn't work :}

i can distinguish between them to some degree, i mean it's hard to tell between serbian and croatian, polish and czech, and russian/ukrainian but they don't all sound alike to me anymore. i don't think i've ever heard any belarusian.

i know slovene is "harsher" sounding than than russian, but to my ears at least, bulgarian isn't.

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Originally Posted by Nere

russian's not any softer sounding than bulgarian, or polish....

No... north slavs speak more soft. Bulgarian is the hardest slavic language. In fact the serbians speak softer then us too. It`s kinda crazy, but how norther the slavs are, they speak softer.

Originally Posted by Nere

i can distinguish between them to some degree, i mean it's hard to tell between serbian and croatian, polish and czech, and russian/ukrainian but they don't all sound alike to me anymore. i don't think i've ever heard any belarusian.

i know slovene is "harsher" sounding than than russian, but to my ears at least, bulgarian isn't.

wow... i'd never compare the sounding of Bulgarian with that of Russian
Czech is kinda more comparable to it though oddly enough I love Russian but I don't like Czech (and Slovak)
Polish and Ukrainian also sound similar to my ears.

double post pf

Originally Posted by NyLoN_BoY

No... north slavs speak more soft. Bulgarian is the hardest slavic language. In fact the serbians speak softer then us too. It`s kinda crazy, but how norther the slavs are, they speak softer.

it maybe the hardest but its the best!

Originally Posted by LadyDiamond.дама диамант

it maybe the hardest but its the best!

it isn't the hardest,i don't agree. Serbian is harsher, it's in fact the most harsh slavic language.

Originally Posted by tedinkyyy

it isn't the hardest,i don't agree. Serbian is harsher, it's in fact the most harsh slavic language.

both serbian and slovenian are harsher sounding than bulgarian. i don't think i agree with the northern comment.

Originally Posted by tedinkyyy

it isn't the hardest,i don't agree. Serbian is harsher, it's in fact the most harsh slavic language.

id learn bg even if it was the no.1 hardest language

Originally Posted by LadyDiamond.дама диамант

id learn bg even if it was the no.1 hardest language

we're talking about how the language sounds, hon, not it's difficulty to speak >.> slovenian is the hardest to learn

Originally Posted by Nere

we're talking about how the language sounds, hon, not it's difficulty to speak >.> slovenian is the hardest to learn

bg is the most beautiful sounding language ever

Originally Posted by Nere

both serbian and slovenian are harsher sounding than bulgarian. i don't think i agree with the northern comment.

I never heard slovens to talk, but i can`t agree for serbian.

Originally Posted by NyLoN_BoY

I never heard slovens to talk, but i can`t agree for serbian.

Защо? Аз вече 4-5 месеца усилено се занимавам със сръбски и мога да кажа,че за мен той е най-твърдият,не искам да се изразявам "най-грубият" славянски език. След него е хърватският, но той е по-мек заради много ийета. Бълагарският си звучи по-"софистицирано" от тях определено. А словенският е си е много нежен език, но не мек като руския.

Не знам, може би се бъркам, но съм останал с впечатлението, че ние говорим по-твърдо от тях... може би това е заради района, в който живея, все пак не забравяйте, че дори и в нашата малка българийка говорим различно твърдо... като се съберат един от врца и един от бургас и става голям купон...

can sum 1 teach me sum bg molya?

Of all the Slavic languages, I like the most Bulgarian (duh), Slovakian and .. Macedonian (it sounds like archaic Bulgarian, I love it ) The others sound either too soft (Russian, Serbian), or too different (Polish, Czech). I know there's not a big difference between Slovakian and Czech (there isn't, right?), but it sounds so strange to my ears :]