What is the sweetest language in world?
Which Is The Sweetest Language In The World? Answer Will Shock You!
Bengali is a Sanskrit-based language that has been dubbed «the prettiest of all languages.» It is primarily spoken in eastern India (West Bengal) and Bangladesh. India is known for its linguistic richness, and Bengali is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful languages spoken on the Indian Subcontinent. To begin with, it has a beautiful writing system and a flowing sound that Rabindranath Tagore, one of the world’s best poets, used to produce his work.
Which is sweetest language in India?
Bengali was named the nicest language in the world by UNESCO in 2010. Spanish and Dutch were ranked second and third, respectively, based on their rankings. Even the most delectable sweets have their origins in Bengal, which is purely coincidental.
Which language sounds most beautiful?
To the non-native ear, it sounds incredibly melodic with its unpronounceable «r,» nasal vowel sounds «en,» «in,» and «un,» and melodious intonation. Not to mention the strong cultural backdrop that has earned French the title of world’s most beautiful spoken language.
Which is the richest language in India?
- Hindi – 52.83 crore speakers. Hindi is the most spoken language in India. …
- Bengali – 9.72 crore speakers. …
- Marathi – 8.30 crore speakers. …
- Telugu – 8.11 crore speakers. …
- Tamil – 6.90 crore speakers. …
- Gujarati – 5.54 crore speakers. …
- Urdu – 5.07 crore speakers. …
- Kannada – 4.37 crore speakers.
What is the world’s first language?
Sanskrit is the world’s oldest language. Devbhasha is the name of the Sanskrit language. Sanskrit appears to have influenced all European languages. Sanskrit is regarded as the most ancient language by all colleges and educational institutes around the world.
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Which is the sweetest language in the world? why?
Language is the medium for communication. It is already proved that, persons can exchange their thoughts and visions through language. Can we imagine a world without language? The answer is «No», because without language we can’t convey our messages, we can’t share our ideas with others.
Different languages are used by peoples at different nations. Out of which the language English is considered as the most common language. However, everyone will feel their mother tongue as the comfortable language to them. So mother tongue will be the sweetest language to most of the people.
With regards,
Mohammed Yasir P.M.
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Language with which one is comfortable is the best among the rest. Thanks and Regards,
Varsha Naik
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Language is the medium of communication.Every one has their own taste.Every one thinks that English is the best and common language to speak wherever you are there in the world.
But,inspite of that Everyody thinks that Mother language is the sweetest language because it is the sweetest language ever known.
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28 Jun 2012 09:55
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Every language has got its sweetness and sourness. When we use pleasing and kind words with pleasant looking face during our conversation with the pitches raised and lowered, we feel it very sweet. When we hear the same language with abusive and arrogant words with the ugly and small face, the language appears ugly and bitter to us. So, I mean to say that all the languages are sweet and sour and bitter. No life without Sun
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28 Jun 2012 10:12
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Many say that French is the sweetest language in the world. French is very soothing to hear but it is really hard to learn it. I tried but ultimately failed to pronounce a single word but i really liked the language. French is definitely the beautiful language in the world. Regards
Lienda
«When winter comes, can spring be far behind»
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28 Jun 2012 11:11
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An infant’s lisping words are the sweetest language. Without any written communication, how much it is communicating. No one gets ever bored by the child’s early talks. No need for grammar and syntax there. There are natural modulations and intonation.
Nothing can be more musical to our ears.
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28 Jun 2012 11:16
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Dear member,
Refer to the posting guidelines.
Language is a mode of communication. One requires to speak to express the views and feelings to others. But, there is a language which is beyond words and that is the language of love. Love does not need any word to be expressed. When we show concern, respect to other person, the body language sends the message to the others. The language of love cannot be bounded and is found everywhere in the world. So, in my view love is the sweetest language on the earth. Regards,
Madhvee
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28 Jun 2012 11:48
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The sweetest language of the world is for any individual is his mother language. This has something to do with the genes I guess or theory of adaptation but surely whatever you see and whatever you learn but language that is pleasing one is his mother language. Even in job field one like to communicate with his own language. Farid Akhtar
ISC-Joined for fun but learn and earn.
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28 Jun 2012 12:42
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Kindly give a detail about your other forum threads.
Your current question is good and I will say that all the languages sound sweet to healthy years. The one thing is that all the languages are connected to the whole culture of a society, place or country. So it is to be understood that if you like cultures, you like languages. So all will sound sweet to you.
So whether it is any language which is your mother tongue or a language which is not understandable at all, they all seem good in good mood. Even those who don’t understand Spanish or French enjoy Spanish songs and conversations. If you judge people, you have no time to love them.
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According to me all language is sweet when it convey message of unity, honesty and integrity. Any language which make people happy with its expression is most appreciable. Change is the only constant.
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Our mother tongue is our sweetest language. No one can’t live without their mother tongue. When we born we gete mother toung from our mothers. Mothers are sweetest for all. And mother toung is also a gift of mother. All are love mother and mother toung. But our mother toung are goying to die. We all have the respondsibility to save our language. The other languages like english are the killer of our language i wan’t to save my language. Everyone pleace join with me
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Bengali – A Community with the Sweetest Language
Dhaka – Bangladesh is home to rich cultural practices and history. The country caters to remarkable communities of various ethnicities. Travelers and researchers can find an interesting gem within this country. In visiting this South Asian country, anyone is sure to have an engaging view of the Bengali ethnic group’s life.
With different colorful characteristics that define the distinct homogeneity of the country, many non-locals can hear people speaking Arabic, Persian, and even Turkish languages aside from the Bangla. This is a distinct beauty that the Bengalis are proud to share with guests from all over the world.
Migration and Diversity
In the years prior to the concrete identification of the ethnic group, the region of Bangladesh and the Indian state of West Bengal are first inhabited by the Vedda of Sri Lanka. They were only later joined by the Mediterranean peoples.
Now, the Bengali count to over 98 percent of the country with predominantly Bangla-speaking peoples. Aside from their great population, many are also fascinated by the use of the language itself which is even considered as one of the sweetest languages in the world.
The connections with the other individuals close to the region help the communities grow and future develop a deeper engagement with their own culture. Even with the vast diversity of non-native tongues, the Bengalis are able to keep their own distinct language. However, where did the notion of this country’s sweet language come from?
A Look Within the Vernacular
The Bengali use the Bangla (interchangeably labeled as Bengali) as their official language. It is a member of the Indo-European family of languages that can be classified and studied through an intensive look at the different rich cultural heritage in poetry, literature, music, and even the daily conversations of locals.
The Bangla has been enriched through the use of several regional dialects. There are some that have been strongly marked by Arab-Persian influences such as the dialects of Chittagong, Noakhali, and Sylhet. Aside from these, English has also influenced the growth of the language in the late 1980s. Through these kinds of intermingling scenarios with the languages, one can understand the broad yet still distinct value of the Bangla.
Moreover, if people look close into the technical linguistic features of this particular language, it is good to note the famous Bengali linguist Suniti Kumar Chattopadhay’s view of languages. In his work, he opined that languages with more sh sound are sweeter than those that uses a lot of s sound as it is considered harsh. With this, it can be seen that Bengali sure is a sweet form of communication as it is virtually devoid of the s sound. It even uses less short and long vowels which make it more sophistication in intonation. In addition to this unique understanding of the language is that the Bengali uses words derived from Sanskrit which is distinct from the other dominant Indian languages. Also, non-native speakers are surprised with the richness of the emotional expressions locals use that brings out an extra sweetness to the Bengali encounter.
With these fascinating facts about the language, there sure are a lot of other more wonderful treats for people to learn about the Bengali’s life and culture. Even in the continuing changes in the modern communities, there are more to appreciate and understand alongside one of the sweetest languages in the South Asian region.
