Which country has the most romantic language in the world? Where did the French romantic language or

The French "romance" derives from **??

Why is French known as the most romantic language in the world?

There's a reason for that.

First of all, France is known to be the most romantic country, and her language will have a bit of French romance.

Secondly, for example, operas and so on, because of their regular pronunciation and strict grammar, chanting in French will be like singing even if they are just talking, and they are called romantic.

Finally, I don't know if you have studied the "Last Lesson" by the French rebel Dude, who wrote: French is the most beautiful language in the world, and then it has been passed down like this.

Although I really don't think French reads that well.........The three most romantic words in the world are not I love you and ruined are together", what do you mean?

To put it simply, I love you, but I can't be together, and that love will be a kind of torment, and being together means that no matter what, I will face it with you, wait for it together, I love you, I love you, I love you

Because it is good-looking, romantic, and emotional.

Just because France is a romantic country. French isn't romantic at all, and it's not that nice.

In fact, French is much better than English, English is a hard, emotionless language, and English is like British food. And French is like a rhythmic song, and it sounds like a treat.

The reason behind the popularity of English in the world is nothing more than because of the factors of American hegemony, such as Hollywood movies, McDonald's, jeans, and various popular elements in the United States, which make English more and more popular in the world. Hollywood constantly promotes American culture to the outside world in order to attract other countries to become more and more like the United States, which is the cultural aggression of the United States.

It's like the Italians say: English is as bad as English food.

Because France is the most romantic country.

French divorce is like this "Honey, let's get a divorce".

Because France is a romantic country.

1. The beauty of the French language also stems from its precision. English is the first spoken language of the United Nations and French is the first written language of the United Nations. The rigor and accuracy of the French language is reflected in the great details of its language.

French pronouns such as en, y, le, etc., can be used accurately and without ambiguity to replace all the components of the previous sentence such as the object, complement, and even the adverbial of all kinds of complex gestures, avoiding any repetition. The French language itself is regulated, but it also regulates the expression habits and ways of thinking of its users. What's more, the norms of the French language are evolving with the times, and France has a dedicated institution responsible for regulating the French language, the Académie Française, which was established in the time of Louis XIII and is still fulfilling its mission today.

It is said that the standardization of the French language can even be traced back to the time of François I, when French was a mixed language of the lower classes, and the upper classes used Latin, in order to better enforce policies and decrees, François I ordered the standardization of the French language, and used French instead of the book or Latin to write legal documents. Thanks to this, the French language was officially standardized and spread widely in France and in some other parts of present-day Europe. Since then, the standardization of the French language has been insisted on to this day, and it is the rigorous attitude and persistence of the French people towards the French language that has made the standardization of the French language recognized all over the world.

2. The beauty of the French language also stems from its hard norms. We are talking here about the canonical French language, which is the "official dialect" of French. French is spoken by nearly a billion people around the world, and its pronunciation is ever-changing, so its pronunciation, intonation, diction, idiomatic expressions, etc., are different and beautiful, but what we are talking about here is the common goal of French speakers around the world - the characteristics of French phonetics that are hard and normal.