ポルトガル語の響きが大好き。って英語でなんて言うの？

When talking about different languages and how they sound, we often speak in terms of 'the accent'. "James has a wonderful Californian accent."

music to (someone's) ears' is an idiom that means the person really likes hearing something, such as a specific sound or when he/she received good information. Example: "Portuguese is music to my ears. I could listen to it all day, every day." "My boss said we don't have to work tomorrow. That's music to my ears!" (This means you liked the information you just received.)

"Portuguese sounds beautiful." The word beautiful means attractive. If you like the way Portuguese sounds you can say "Portugese sounds beautiful."

People from different countries sound different and have a different way of speaking this is called an 'accent' To love to hear means you like listening to something To love the sound means you like the tone and way it is spoken

"I love to hear people speak Portuguese!" or "I enjoy hearing the Portuguese language." Love - to really enjoy and appreciate something. Enjoy - This is not as powerful as word as love, but it is used to say that you have pleasure in something.

The two sentences you see provided above are great ways to express to your listener that you love the sound of the Portuguese language. In the second sentence you will see the term can't get enough of something. This means to really love or enjoy something. This is a term that is appropriate for informal settings, like talking with close friends or family members.

If you love how the Portuguese language sounds, you can describe that by using any of the following sentences:- 1. I like listening to the Portuguese language. 2. I love the Portuguese accent.