Which is the most melodious language and why?
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Hey , living in Malaysia which is a multicultural country, theres a number of spoken languages here, I guess from the ones I understand I speak/understand, I would say Mandarin Chinese is one of the most melodious language well simply because of its pronunciation, there are 4 basic rule of the tone of your voice in mandarin, example "pian/bian" they both are written in the same chinese symbol but they mean different depending on the tone of your voice, example if you say "pian/bian" in the 2nd tone may mean "cheat" but on the 4th tone/harsh tone may mean beat, so yea u get the idea. Besides Mandarin, I guess the indian language called "Hindi", if u had watched Bollywood movies, Hindi is the language that the actors/actress use. Its also a melodious language because well it sounds good and sounds really western. I cant really explain to you much about Hindi as I did not attend any Hindi schools the learn about the language as I only know how to speak the language. But yeah its a nice language. If you'are planning to learn any of these languages, you should learn them both, because they both are ranked as the top 3 most popular languages in the world, so it would be helpful 
Good Luck.
Good Luck.
I love to learn diff languages. I tried learning Japanese and Mandarin before but I'm in love learning French. I bought a book so I could learn its pronunciation too until I talked someone from Quebec at work before and was so proud telling him all the french words I knew but he didn't understand any of those so I gave up! Lol! They pronounced it so differently than what was written in the book and that only frustrates me.
I wish French was included in our curriculum at school too.
I wish French was included in our curriculum at school too.
