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I may be biased as a French speaker who's going to teach French but I pick French! ^-^ Specifically northern French/Belgian French, being the kind I'm most familiar with, and I feel like probably the least harsh kind. But it's such a familiar language to me, which makes it calming, assuming I can understand what's being said, which happens moooost of the time? Although Spanish is in a close second if it's being spoken by a guy with a nice deep voice--there's something about Spanish that makes hearing it very satisfying. I can't explain it but Spanish (and Korean too) have very nice and elegant vowel sounds in my opinion. Although I can't say I care for the Spanish "r" all that much--I think the French "r" is better in that aspect, as long as it's not as aggressive as in some accents, like (no offense) the Quebecois accent or southern French accents.