I vote in favor of French, out of the considerable number of dialects I've ever heard. It streams so exquisitely that any sentence in French sounds like verse. Hearing

somebody communicate in French dependably scares me, despite the fact that I have been contemplating it for a couple of years now. A nearby second would be

English, for its articulation, despite the fact that I think that its more hard to pronunciate, most likely in light of the fact that I've learned English through American

prevailing press. Then again, while I've perused that my primary language (Italian) is the "dialect that sings", on account of prosody, I truly hate the manner in which it

sounds, I discover it as well "solid" and overwhelming, in spite of the fact that that may rely upon my originating from the south, where we have a tendency to explain

sounds the most and where lingo is still particularly present and influent these days. With everything taken into account, I think French is the sexiest and most lovely of all.