/lit/ - Literature

>>19058648
kek, no wonder him and Lovecraft were friends, they were both massive spergs

>>18345957
there is no way this is real

As someone who is fluent-to-native in several European languages, I offer these contributions:

1) French is the most effortlessly aesthetic; looks beautiful, sounds beautiful. Somewhat stunted/limited in its range of expression, however.

2) English is visible/audibly good, but its real power lies in expression. In this regard, it trumps all other languages; but I don't think English had/has any special qualities that led to this. Rather, it established itself rather long ago (linguistically speaking) as a global lingua franca; which allowed it to develop as freely as possible, without having to take other languages into account, or rather, cater itself to them.

3) German is pretty ugly, but it *can* sound beautiful - under very specific circumstances that involve a lot of work. Goethe proved this to a tee.

>>8090374

>Implying I'm not the guy who'd murder both

You sound like the kind of guy who would get happily cucked.

>>7761271

*tips Mjölnir*