Swedes and Chinese

you could as well assume that English is a tonal language

but if it's just a matter of accent. Italian or Spanish are also tonal languages:
hablo /hablò
parlo/parlò
pero però and so on

but if it's just a matter of accent. Italian or Spanish are also tonal languages:
hablo /hablò
parlo/parlò
pero però and so on

---Are you insane or what? Do you even know what doest the pitch accent mean IRL?

What does a tone at 40 Hz means in Chinese?

<<Is it easy for Swedish people to learn Mandarin because they speak a kind of tonal language?
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I would ween that it is no more easier for an Icelander to learn Fijian, and guilt gainward, being that they are both non-tonal languages.