I agree about Italian. I love hearing it. One of my favorite languages.
In Scandinavian, Danish is very guttural, Swedish a tad on the sing-songy side, but Norwegian is a very beautiful language. So is Hawaiian. One of the Indonesian dialects (can't remember which one) is one of the most beautiful and musical languages that I have ever heard (there was a clip on Youtube, but unfortunately I didn't save the link).
I also love a couple of the Spanish dialects.
Personally, I like the sound of Cantonese more than Mandarin but, unfortunately, Mandarin is the dominant dialect.
Korean is interesting because it's not tonal, but they use extensive emotional tones.
In Scandinavian, Danish is very guttural, Swedish a tad on the sing-songy side, but Norwegian is a very beautiful language. So is Hawaiian. One of the Indonesian dialects (can't remember which one) is one of the most beautiful and musical languages that I have ever heard (there was a clip on Youtube, but unfortunately I didn't save the link).
I also love a couple of the Spanish dialects.
Personally, I like the sound of Cantonese more than Mandarin but, unfortunately, Mandarin is the dominant dialect.
Korean is interesting because it's not tonal, but they use extensive emotional tones.