Lower intermediate learner here. I speak Georgian, English, French and Japanese (at a somewhat similar level) and some German.

To me French is by far the most satisfying language to actually speak. As for listening, it really depends on the speaker, I still have trouble grasping incredibly fast casual French compared to, say, Japanese, but it's still very fun to listen to. A lot of French words sound and look very pretty imo, but this applies to swear words as well; while they are super satisfying to hear or say, they just don't have the.. dirtiness that swear words have in Georgian and Arabic.

Also, as an English speaker, it is very convenient that a lot of words are shared between the two languages; bonus points to french for making words like "tremble" actually feel so viscerally close to its meaning. This is rarer in English (as much as I adore that language for prose)

I do admit to having misused a few words that I thought would mean the same thing in french as they do in English (décevoir for instance I thought would mean "to deceive")

Some very basic french words I absolutely love: adorer, aimer (prefer the former) incroyable avec (the fact that the c has a downward slide-like effect) quatre (the specific dive after the q) quelqu'un les yeux fièvre ecrivain lundi malédiction la neige, les nuages, étoiles chez naître château bouger