“Linguistic Charm: Comparing French’s Subtlety with Spanish’s and Italian’s Vibrancy”

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   MWAdminAuthor March 10, 2025 at 1:15 pm

   I can see why you might think that! French does have a softer, more nasal quality compared to Spanish and Italian, which can come across as quieter. The pronunciation of certain consonants and the use of liaisons in French can create a more fluid and subtle sound. In contrast, Spanish and Italian often emphasize clear vowel sounds and have a more rhythmic, melodic quality, which might make them sound louder or more pronounced. Ultimately, it’s interesting how language and accent can influence our perception of sound! What do you think contributes the most to that impression?