I want to learn dovahzul just to use it as draconic, but is so rare for me and my friends to play that i lost motivation after a feel days

spanish is draconic? i thought we all agreed that draconic is german

Based French hater.

People behind Minions: hold my banana.

I need an adult!

I always pick a character from a movie to play characters in my campaigns. For example, I might decide this dragonborn librarian is being played by Zorg from the Fifth Element, so he's going to talk with a slight west Texas twang. Makes deciding what accent to use pretty easily, and gives me a canned personality to boot. (My fallback for making the table regret talking to an NPC is Dick Van Dyke's terribly-accentented chimney sweep in Mary Poppins.)

My world draws inspiration from maaaany real life cultures and I'm sure some people would be offended by our interpretations of them. For us draconic is based in Finnish, and giant is based in Norwegian.

Actually Draconic is Spanish cuz Celestial is Latin, and Elvish is French cuz they snooty (also a romance language). Dwarves can be Portuguese, as a little treat :3

I am an adult

French sounds incredible with a demon voice. There's an entire cartoon series, Wakfu, where there's a demon talking sword and he's great

My last DM got mad at me and almost kicked me out of the group because I wanted to create a rogue mage warrior priest with a backstory that he was a mexican immigrant names Jose.

I did a salt marsh campaign that I themed like Louisiana bayou country. I had a whole society of reclusive swamp gnomes with Cajun French accents. I still miss those guys. They were cool and spooky.

I vote Dutch for dwarvish, as a brazilian portuguese could gnomish or smth

French? Nah, infernal is Regex

yeah, portuguese does fit gnomes

The problem wasn't even Jose, it was your refusal to pick a class.

I'm not going to say that affecting an accent for a language one doesn't speak is inherently racist....but it can get there pretty fast.

I used esperanto as elvish

Brazilian Portuguese is too "melodic" for abyssal, but some European Portuguese accents can work.