To non native speakers, does english sound beautiful or ugly?

It sounds a neutral language ,, not as melody as french and effective as Spanish but it has a combination of both,, but the most advantage it had become the business language all over the world

to me english sounds really plain, in french there are many different sounds, italian and spanish impress with fast talking and all those three languages are kinda "multicolored"... when you hear english you hear the same sounds thousand times but no exceptions. of course english sounds interesting (it did especially when i didn't understand any word) but there is a difference.

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English is very easy to learn.

I don't know if its ugly or beautiful because i used to it from being a kid

but i adore the italian language when i heart it, it seems so beautiful

I'm bi-lingual and I like English

better than my other language...

English has some beautiful words and I love

all the different accents that people have,

especially in the UK.

plain and neutral.

but British English seems a little bit nice

My wife is German (she is fluent in 4 languages), and she told me that to her English was the ugliest sounding of all languages. She said that when she started to learn it she could not understand how people could appreciate a poem in it, it all sounded horrible to her.

But so does standard German to me.

Greek is my first language, but I find English to be very civilized and tonally very pleasant.

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English is prosodic - the meaning is not inherent in the words (Campared to Mandarin). Its beauty lies in the context e.g. words spoken in anger sounds ugly - loud in intonation and harsh and sharpish in alliteration.

American Accent= Ugly

British Accent=Plain

Irish Accent=Beautiful