Spanish or Italian

There are only a few languages other than italian that have double consonants sound and italian uses lots of vowels

You use them too often.

Andalusian spanish

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>user owo whatsy you doing heew? Ju wanty buy a wittle cafe cowada uwu??
wtf? any examples?
Seseo to be specific

>the minute they have to pronounce two consonants in a row, they shit the bed
What are you talking about brainlet? I wish you'd kept your mouth shut so I wouldn't have to respond to your absolute idiocy.

That espagueti thing is because of this
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonority_Sequencing_Principle
Very high IQ if you ask me.

Italian, but only the napolidapoli kind

I just wish my spanish was decent

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Spanish
> It's got way too many vowels,
Actually Italian has 7 while Spanish has 5
>It is literally "user owo whatsy you doing heew? Ju wanty buy a wittle cafe cowada uwu??" the language
This part makes no sense. That's like if I were to say: Italian is literally "Hello-a how-a are you doin' today-aa?"
>when your word for spaghetti is espagueti because you're literally too retarded to figure out how to begin a word with a consonant, the hoarney is destroyed.
Incorrect, the vast majority of words in Spanish begin with a consonant as normal. Even words that begin with two consonants, such as crear, tropical and bromear, exist. Yes a word beginning with two consonants where the first letter is s don't really exist but that's just a feature of a language.

Spanish to God
Italian to women
German to my dog

Italian, except for napoletani

Italian

>Actually Italian has 7 while Spanish has 5
You're right. Instead of eating a delicious slice of four-cheese pizza, I should eat five pounds of cheddar.
Spanish has too many vowels when spoken. I'm not saying that it has too many vowels in its sound bank.
>This part makes no sense. That's like if I were to say: Italian is literally "Hello-a how-a are you doin' today-aa?"
Spoken like someone who's never heard spoken Spanish.
Go find a Spanish speaker and ask them to prounounce strengths

Spanish has been ruined by New Worlders. I literally can't hear it being spoken, without instantly thinking of poor, brown, indio sudacas, living in tin-roof shacks and chasing chickens down the streets, while wearing flip-flops and wielding machetes.

There.
voca.ro/91krg5ayoUO
Native Spanish speaker. What now?

Catalan

indeed and basao!

>Spanish has too many vowels when spoken. I'm not saying that it has too many vowels in its sound bank.
That's rich, coming from someone defending a language where the vast majority of words end with a vowel.
>Spoken like someone who's never heard spoken Spanish.
I've heard spoken Spanish many times, I actually know some Spanish and I really can't see what you mean by your weird impersonation.

Glad to see someone who knows how we feel.

Italian sounds nice, european spanish sounds cool up until they start lisping and shit

>Catalan

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We made it better.
voca.ro/c3NlJxJmPeG

the spanish you hear in america and the one in Spain is very different

Sounds so beautiful, just please learn how to use vosotros because ustedes is absolute cringe

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Mamma mia Im blushing

Italian.