Jap is very rough when you consider a military context

and genetically speaking japs are far more effeminate than any european

@Jokerfaic I'll whisper horribly mangled weeb versions im your ear later

its repetitive syllabilcally, and has many sharp vowel inflections, but its more sharp, than the blunt of German

@Jokerfaic enunciation matters

well any language can sound barbaric depending on the enunciation

Like, a Jap can, granted, make themselves sound pussy-ish, but a German cannot

@Jokerfaic Good thing is Japanese can be both extremely sharp and very very feminine dependent on the speaker and pitch used.

@Jokerfaic I mean that's why it's sharp

Best language in the world n that respect.

I just disagree with the description of 'rough'

And italians can't help but sound like fucking pussies.

French can be very fucking rough, though

italian is perfectly fine

french can be accented roughly

but its designed to be soft

@Goddess Tyche

https://preview.redd.it/m5dmbyei78041.jpg?width=656&auto=webp&s=b543097f2d07c0faa6dd24a662a54c5262a60662

its designed to be noble

> its designed to be soft

It's not "designed"

nobody designed french

it effectively is made such that the effect is soft

ahem, the academy responsible for maintaining it disagrees

stfu with you semantics

it just evolved from celtic and latin

@Goddess Tyche just the devil

French is a heavily policed language

i dont think anyone thinks it is noble

its a pretty tongue

especially when it comes to English foreign phrases

but not particularly noble or inspiring

@Jack of Trades Well, the french are devils, and if you say that the speakers design their own language, then yes.

Also, how is the academy for "maintaining french" not something to protest.

didn't say it wasn't

Unless they're specifically maintaining the artificial official language and not telling the dialects they're using French wrong.

An authority to regulate the official language for legislation and formal stuff is fine.

Anything beyond is ludicrous.

iirc there's a specific tenet that stipulates no word of english can become common parlance

That's beyond retarded.

I can't recall if its a law, but its certainly a responsibility of the academy

I'm guessing that it's not like that for Arabic.