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I find that Turkish is a very smooth language to listen to. The ups aren't as high and the downs aren't as low. The consonants are less harsh. So when my Turkish friends swear in English - and all the English swears depend on their harshness for effect (e. g. SHIT! F***!) - they sound really funny spoken with Turkish "softness" of the consonants!
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