SincereHonestly, I don't think your personality changes when you speak in another language.

“Sincerely” is used more at the end of letters, or to say that you “really” do something. Ex: I sincerely regret…

However, yes, I have noted subtle changes in the voice tone when a persontone of voice of a person when they change their language.

For example, the Catalan language is more sweet thatn Spanish.

I think English is a bit more sweeter too.

On the other hand, more many sany more Spaniards have the habit tof speaking aloudly, but thisat is another history.

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For example, Catalan language is moreis sweeter thatn Spanish.

I think English is a bit more sweeter, too.

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However, yes, I have noted subtle changes in the voice tone when a person change thespeaks in a different language./when a person changes languages.

On the other hand, more many sSpaniards have the habit to speak aloud, but this is another history.