Why does Japanese language sound much cooler than Chinese?

No one mentioned English, Cletus.

Japanese is an agglutinative language

As far as I can hear Chinese uses a lot of elongated 'o' and 'ah' sounds, which to westerners sounds nasally and non distinct gibberish.

I may be wrong but I believe in most if not all japanese words, vowels are always preceded and followed by a consonant, which to westerns make words sounds distinct from each other. It's also why Japanese people sound weird saying English words, since many of them have consonants clumped together. Hence
English person: Spring
Jap: 'Seperingu'

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Japanese sounds kinda rude and upfront, desu.

Show me a more disgusting language than Chinese.

Pro tip: you can't.
God damn it, it sounds ugly af

Tagalog and Vietnamese

Not hating on either language but asian languages in general sound like they use the same 4-5 words over and over.

Because you're a giant weeb

South-east asian """""""""""""""""languages"""""""""""""" like vietnamese, thai

did a quick youtube search and they sound about as awful as Chinese, but I wouldn't say they're worse.

yesterday i was waiting for a lad and 2 asians pased by talking to eachother. idk where they were from but unironically thought they were messing with me cause made the weirdest sounds like just vocals. something like Aai Ou Eo Au eo. it was hilarious.

Vietnamese doesn't sound that bad.
m.youtube.com/watch?v=FN7ALfpGxiI

in casual conversations it sounds terrible though

tfw no anglo gf to rectify my Engrish with a cane

french, obviously

That's because they largely ditch the tones when singing.
Vietnamese tones are fucking horrid, far worse than Mandarin. They tend to be a lot stronger and sharper. And Viets are always really fucking loud to boot.

うんち、ぶりっ!w

this

no

it almost sounds latin, kill yourself, macaco

>cane
wut