Is English a sexy language?
337570
I never thought so. That's why I learned Spanish. Ahora, el español es una lengua del amor!
1079822
Do you speak English?
111078
british accents are pretty tasty...I like english boys!
1061545
you're very good if english isn't your primary language.
13910
When you speak correct English then .... maybe.
1042831
Frankly because we know longer know the art of the English Language...most of us stumble about our day looking for the right words, but some have been lost to antiquity. \nAlso because we, and I mean both men and women, are visual creatures...I myself think my husband is very handsome...but there are some buns that are just HOT! lol, and my husband thinks I'm walking sex...but yet Jessica Alba looks pretty tastey too...it's just human nature for all of the homosapien species, not just our male counterparts.
590632
yes..which language u talking about?
129793
If you look at the letters on the corresponding keys, it's "sexy".  Why they couldn't just spell it out is beyond me.  That goes back to the pager days...
913539
english as a second language?\nno comprende, senorita.
939362
Yes, but the beautyful ones are mostly not english. Sorry, to all english girls who are pretty about this statement.
904321
ENGLISH SHOULD BE THE WORLD LANGUAGE.
311596
"domination" is a loaded word.  Let's look at some linguistic facts:\n1) language spoken by the most people, Chinese 1.2 billion people speak some form of Chinese. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_language (Hindi is probably spoken by the next greatest number of people.\n2) language spoken in the most countries, Spanish in 23 countries.\nWhile it is true English comes 3rd or 4th on the list of "world" languages, it is closely followed by  Arabic.\nNo one can argue with the primacy of English as a world business language and the key science/technology language.  But it is important to place that concept in perspective.  Starting in the late 16th century, French became the language of culture and diplomacy in Europe. As European economies and practice spread out through the world (thanks to industrialism and imperialism) French became the standard language for world diplomacy.  That is why the Olympics are still announced in French (with other languages joining in) because when Baron Couperin founded the games in 1896, French was the "universal' language.  As late as 1963 leaders such as the emperor Hallie Selassie addressed the U.N. in French.  Postal forms in the People's republic of China are written in Chinese and French. Yet within the last 50 years French has been replaced (except in the francophone world of former French colonies) by English as the language of diplomatic communications.  \nLatin, aside from being the language of the roman Empire, was the premier intellectual language for all of Europe right up to the 19th century.  medical doctors in the U.S. were still required to study Latin (the key language for science as late as the 1950s. \nI mention all of this to show how fast the flow of "dominate" languages has been.  Who knows what will happen to the English speaking world in the next 50 years and with the speakers goes the language.  That having been said, if there is going to be a "dominate" language, there is nothing wrong with English, it has the following advantages:\n1) Despite the BBC there is no "official" English.  Unlike French with the Academie Francais determining which words are "proper" French and how should they be pronounced, English is created by its daily users.  So Singaporean English is as "valid" as Standard Received English. This makes English very flexible\n2) The language itself is simple case, gender, voice have all or mostly disappeared from daily use.  True there are a lot of tenses and a few irregular verbs (though not as many Hungarian where verbs have endings for number tense and mood!) \nFinally a language only dominates as long as it is serving an important communication purpose, so even if English is the dominate language of the moment it is not a "bad" thing - it is just the easiest tool (of the moment) to help people communicate.\nFor more (much more) info on world languages try this site:\nhttp://www.answers.com/topic/list-of-languages-by-number-of-native-speakers
600059
Sexy is great, but there is a difference in sexy when a woman is concerned. You got the ones trying to be and do sexy things on purpose, and for most men it often works. What I like is when a woman is just naturally sexy. Watching her lips when she talks, and the way she handles herself with others, the way she walks, her smile. There is a lot that factors into sexy. When it comes naturally, when she isn't even trying to be, thats when it is at its best.
267998
Is that even English?
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Persoanlly I find a woman with a cockney accent kind of sexy...it's kind of a trun on....if you know what I mean....
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I too am worried about the questions asked and answers given on this board.  The questions asked about sexual subjects concern me, but fortunately they are not too prevalent.  Hopefully there is someone at Yahoo who is monitoring these threads and deleting the crudely sexual questions.\nOf most concern to me is the inability of people who have spoken some form of English for their entire lives to properly phrase a question or answer.\nEven when I was growing up (back in the 1960s-'70s, when dinosaurs still walked the earth ;)), educators told us that form is not important, but content is all that matters.  I disagree; without knowing how to communicate, how do you expect to make your point (or two)?  Many costly mistakes have been made in the world because people did not understand what others were saying, or misinterpreted what was being said.\nThe proper use of the English language seems to be dissolving into a morass of code words and irrationality.
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I like both. Sexy is as sexy does.