Do you listen to music in different languages?

Yes, but in just two languages. English and Filipino. What I look in songs is it's message, not just, it sounds great but what it wants to deliver to listeners.

Yes I do. I like the sound and the language and the fact that it's unknown to me.. the mystery is intriguing.

Yes. I used to listen songs in English and Japanese, occasionally in Icelandic and Hopelandic (that's not even a language). I understand English, but I don't understand Icelandic and Japanese. Well, of course I like the language.

I love listening to songs in various languages, but it has to be something I understand (or something I can look up the translation for) otherwise it just bugs the crap out of me! I want to know what I'm listening to. xD Perfect example: I was in my senior year when the song "Rompe" by Daddy Yankee became really big and it was a huge dance hit in my area. I thought it was really funny because it was so big it even got requested at my senior prom, but no one had any idea what they were dancing to so it was pretty amusing. Most of the songs I listen to are in French or Spanish and I'm semi-fluent in both. The only other language I really listen to frequently is Japanese, but that's only because I love watching anime so sometimes I'll find a really good opening or closing song that I just have to put on my iPod (like Life Is Like A Boat by Rie Fu). Disney songs are almost fun to listen to in just about any language, though, since you understand the basic gist of them. :) I like the sound of them in German lol. They're slightly different in translation from one language to another, but similar enough.

Music has no national boundaries.So i would like to listen to music in in different languages.Such as Chinese,English,Japanese,and so on.There are many kinds of good nusic on the internet,i try to like them and share them

Yes, sometimes I listen to japanese, german, and french music. I find it relaxing and it makes me want to learn a new language more

I used to take salsa lessons, and I really started to like listening to salsa and bachata music, although I only understand about half the words. I love the sound of the music, and it is fun for me to try to understand the words using the Spanish I learned in school. The more I listen, the more I understand.

I often listen to music in other languages than my own and I used to collect pop and rock music from around the world. When I visited another country, I always bought some cds and some of my friends from other countries sent me music from their countries I have a Japanese friend who spent some time in Denmark. Before she went back to Japan she stayed at my house and she had too much luggage so she gave me all of her cassette tapes. I got a lot of Japanese music that way and I often listened to those tapes, because there were many beautiful songs. Today I don't listen to cassette tapes very often, but I still have some of her tapes. I understand a little Japanese and I am able to understand a small part of the songs, but most of the words I don't understand. I often listen to Russian music because I am trying to learn the Russian language at the moment. One of my Mylot friends gave me some links to Russian songs on YouTube. I am listening to those singers as well as some other singers that I have found.

I'm the kind of listening to music more than the lyrics, although people says that music and lyric can't be separated.. personally, I hardly listen to music from my own local music industry. I listen to Taiwanese, Japanese, Korean, Philippines, Thailand, Germany and Spanish music, depends on my mood on that day. I interpret the music most of the time, more than the lyrics since I don't know the language.. but later on, I will find the lyrics and try to relate it with the music that I've interpreted listening to international music somehow inspire me to learn the language so far, I've learned Mandarin and Korean, in addition to Arabic and English that I learn in school.. but music beats everything. music can stand without lyrics but lyrics without music will become.. poetry?

I listen to some songs in different language. There are times that I checked on the lyrics and their translations. Mostly it is an anime songs from Japan that I listen to.

I came from Indonesia and big fans of West music.It's english and american-english.I enjoy that music even sometime need to open my dictionary, lol :D

Yes.. I do listen to any great songs even though I don't understand the language.. as some might say "Music is universal".. even though I don't understand the words.. i still can enjoy the music as long as its great.. korean and japanese have a lot of great songs..

Hi! I don't just listen to them. I sing some of them too. When the beat sounds good and if it is popular, I used to sing them when I was still singing with my band. I totally don't understand them though, but I love exploring songs with a different languages and lavish the joy of knowing how to sing them. I like both the sound and the language. My favorite is Lambada by Koama and the Spanish version of Where Do You Go by No Mercy. There is this Como La Flor by Selena. There is this Spanish version of Genie in a Bottle and Answer The Phone by Mina (I think it's Korean), etc. I just love saying different languages. I do it by singing them.

I love my music i am listen in Hindi and English songs.

Yes, most of the music that I listen is not in my native language. Most of the songs that I listen is in English and I understand what they are saying on the songs. When I don't understand at the first time, I search the lyrics and try to find what it means. I also listen songs in Japanese, but that's only because my mom likes and when we are at the car, she always put this type of songs on the radio.