Favourite nationally/internationally spoken language?

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It does. However, Mexicans speak a different form of Spanish, sort of like a guy from Alabama trying to listen to an Irishman etc.



And, your favourite of the two?
No favourite. I like both languages. Although English spoken by the high society in England and Australian English is less attractive (hope I explained it properly).
 
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You left out my Latin.

Is Latin your favourite language? If so, I'll put it in the OP.


And, again, for a vote to count in the OP, you can only choose one language. As it's getting nowhere, because no one can choose their favourites, I'll be "forgetting" those who can't give a clear answer.
 
Latin is a dead language though.
 
My third choice is Spanish
 
Omnis
Latin is a dead language though.

You tell that to the Pope.

Go on, I dare ya.
 
It died with the novus ordo bro.
 
I thought 'loco' meant crazy? :dopey: Or are you talking about close friends? :sly:

Yep, it does mean crazy. And yes, we are talking about close friends. :D
 
Well, I'd say my favorite language is English, because with it I can speak almost universally with people from around the world, but I did spend a year of my life in Germany, learning German.
 
Well, I'd say my favorite language is English, because with it I can speak almost universally with people from around the world, but I did spend a year of my life in Germany, learning German.

English is almost uniquely spoken in the Western hemisphere. The largest/most influential languages are: Mandarin Chinese & Spanish. However, a Latin speaker can understand everything from English, to Portuguese, Spanish, French, Italian, Romanian, Lithuanian, Slovenian, Czech, Russian & Polish. That suffices to say that Latin is still a powerful language, despite Omnis's beliefs. :lol:

It died with the novus ordo bro.

Latin is a dead language though.

I refuse to believe it! Audaci favet fortuna! :lol:
 
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