Certain sounds in different languages that you like...?

[Lord Fon Fabre]

My bad about the strangely-worded question but are there any sounds in different languages that you like?

Personally, the Spanish "j" is my favorite, in Castilian Spanish, where it's pronounced roughly as /x/ according to most people but cooler lol). xP

You guys?  

[Cold Shower]

Russian "х". It's sort of like a hard "kha" from the back of the throat. I'm not sure how to describe it, but it's definitely my favourite.  

[[neon.zombie]]

Rolled 'r's in Finnish. <3  

[Moonlight_Naida]

Spanish "j" and German "ch" (as in "ich")  

[The_Brightest_Moon]

That Portuguese and French "Zh" sound. It's pertty. Except I don't really like French.... so yeah. I like the Japanese "Tsu" and the R which is kind of like the Spanish R, except not actually rolled. It's fun to speak in German with words such as "Deutsche" where almost every letter is almost always said- meaning you say it like "Doit-chuh". The entire language is like that, which gives it the rough, choppy sound. But I think it's fun.  

[Lord Fon Fabre]

Yea I think the rolled "r" in just about any language sounds cool xp
Too bad it's not used in English :/  

[Im A Little Pea]

I also like rolled R's. And I guess I like the English "th" as well, although when combined with the English r I just find myself unable to pronounce it. That's how "three" becomes "twee" or something.
I love the Lithuanian ž and č, and the Arabic q. They make speaking so much more fun.  

[FedExcore.]

I love the German /tje/-like sound like in the word "brötchen".

Also, the lisp-y /s/, in Spanish from Spain. It's so fun, to speak like that, with friends in Spanish class. Even though we all learnt with South-American Spanish. mrgreen  

[Lord Fon Fabre]

FedExcore.

I love the German /tje/-like sound like in the word "brötchen".

Also, the lisp-y /s/, in Spanish from Spain. It's so fun, to speak like that, with friends in Spanish class. Even though we all learnt with South-American Spanish. mrgreen

I know! I'm like obsessed with Castilian Spanish...especially the distinción and ceceo...it's so different from the Anglicized Spanish that's (pretty much) the only dialect you ever hear in the U.S. besides Cuban Spanish down here in Florida. (Neither of which IMO sounds better than Castilian Spanish).  

[Daionii]

I don't like rolled R's D: possibly because I can't do them, but shh...  

[Prince Rilian]

Daionii

I don't like rolled R's D: possibly because I can't do them, but shh...

It's like purring but voiced.  

[Daionii]

Prince Rilian

Daionii

I don't like rolled R's D: possibly because I can't do them, but shh...

It's like purring but voiced.

Oh, I know how to do them :3 they just don't come naturally to me. Not in speech anyway, I tend to just do an alveolar tap :/  

[The Star is Vain]

I like the German "ch" sound (the gentler sound I'm accustomed to hearing, not so much when it's really harsh or forceful). I also really like "t" sounds that aren't too breathy, and the unvoiced "th" sound it English. L sounds are lovely. I don't really like rolled R's.