Does any language even come close to Japanese in terms of how functional it is for singing and how pleasant it sounds when sung?
>>129105271Finnish ?
>>129105271Spanish
Japanese >>> French, Portuguese >> Spanish, Persian > English, Arabic >>> German, Danish, Swedish, Icelandic, Korean, Mandarin, CantoneseHaven't listened to enough music in other languages to judge
>>129105413Strictly through the lense of modern western-influenced music: I'd switch Spanish with French and think you put Cantonese criminally low but otherwise agree.
>>129105271God just shut up no one even cares
Japanese is an entire language constructed of sounds like la and ba that english speakers love to use in singing. I'm not aware of another language with a similar structure of almost exclusively hard consonant followed by vowel
>>129105772Finnish, italian, spanish.
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>>129105271toki pona is basically knockoff japanese pronounciation wise
>>129107097Out of these only italian kind of does that.
>>129105271>how pleasant it sounds when sung?Italian, maybe portuguese. Spanish and french are just awful and the idea of them sounding pleasant is a giant meme.
