Comments by "Widdekuu91" (@Widdekuu91) on "Languages Russians consider the most beautiful" video.

I feel it is. I feel like the French will never be able to express severe anger, without sounding like they're proposing. Or curse to their heart's content, while actually sounding angry and not as if they are calling for a cat or something. I'm telling you, being able to scrape your G's in Dutch, makes cursing so much more harsher. And I'm not keen on religious swears, but Goddamnit (Godverdomme) is só satisfying to scream. I comparison, "scaré bleu' sounds like ice cream with toffee and 'merde' like horse-riding shoes.
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@Hugo-cn9no You're taking my comment awfully serious. There's no need.
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0:45 that's one of the reasons I like German the most. And my own language Dutch. I mean, I like the entire language, not just the swearwords, but if you want to curse properly, use German or Dutch. Really, you can swear all the frustration all the way down to the tips of your toes, ríght out of there!
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@clementdulieu4563 Oh really, are they cliché's? And that coming from someone that knows nothing about France and was simply sharing their opinion. If you weren't so easily insulted, you could've been a German, with that lack of humour.
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@Pinkypromise8891 Thanks :) Well, you can't read the intonation ofcourse, so if you choose to read it in an angry or derogative voice, it looks like an attack of some sort. But when I then clarify it was only a joke, the fight is not supposed to be blowing up even bigger. xD I hope that those people never meet 'Countryball' or other memes that include stereotypes. The whole point of European brother-sisterhood is that we can make fun of each other. :) The Germans call us Dutch, Käseköpfe, for example and casually mention us losing at football whenever they can. I think that's cute. As long as it's done in a friendly way and they don't try visiting with the whole country at once again, I am absolutely fine with a bit of satire haha.
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