What language/s do you think sound funny?

[NordicInScandinavia]

Swedish sounds so funny in my ears and certain words make me giggle so much.

I'm now going to be having dinner, where the languages being spoken is Swedish, Bosnian and for my benefits -a little bit of Danish, I had a short encounter with them yesterday and had to turn away cuz I was smirking when they said something as simple as "yes". I'll be dead if they say "eight" or even worse "eighty -eight", let's hope the bill doesn't come out with those numbers. 😭😂

My aunt cussing has always been hilarious too, however I don't know if she's cussing in Dutch or just saying noncence, so not sure if that one counts.

[katiesmuff]

Living and working in a restaurant from a huge tourist area I hear all the languages and there attempt to commutate with the English language abut to me the funniest are those from Boston and the slang that comes with it.

[NordicInScandinavia]

I remember working as a bartender, was always amusing with tourists, tho we do get mostly Germans. 😅

[DryGermanGuy]

„Weaah in the yaahd, not too faah from the caah.“

[purplepoppy]

When visiting your Dutch friends impress them with "Neuken in de keuken"

[DryGermanGuy]

Many Asian languages, especially when people are arguing in them. 🙂 Swedish sounds okay to me, apart from that one weird gag-like sound they make in the back of the throat? 😵‍💫

[NordicInScandinavia]

Lol, all I can see now is my uncles tiny Filipino ex wife raging at him, you're right that was quite funny.

I think I'm immune to the gag-like sound, I've the joy of being surrounded by danish in northern Jutland. One of my proudest moments coming here, was when I was throwing up my guts and was 99,9% sure that I finally said my first properly pronounced danish word.

[DryGermanGuy]

Could you explain the Swedish gag sound to me? Is it a word or a specially pronounced letter?

[NordicInScandinavia]

I can't explain the Swedish gag sound, maybe it's similar to the danish gag sound, which comes from that invisible potato they got stuck in their throats. I really tried notice it tonight but all I heard was "ah".

[Agape93]

French. Sounds like a drunk Italian slurring their words

[chocolatetwopointo]

as a swede i think danish js sound like a swede drunk as fuck

[MrChinaski]

Indian dialect can be quite amusing.

[itsannalee]

Tagalog/Filipino and Cantonese

[Anonymous]

Swedish and Dutch :D

[wkhan_87]

Chinese

[Anonymous]

Korean😅