Do you listen to music in languages you don’t understand?

[JustinTheGreat]

I have a lot of Spanish music in my playlist. along with a couple French and Korean songs

[Shiface92]

Nooo its hard for me to get into foreign music...

i listen to what i can understand

luckily my BiLingual therefore i get to enjoy awesome Spanish music and English music

although im half portuguese my mom never thought me her language because she felt embarrased anytime we laughed (we were little kids by the way) and i wish she didn't take it personal and thought us any way cause when i went to Terceira Portugal back in March i felt like an alien and it was hard for me to understand my family luckily my cousins knew some English

[Shiface92]

Im bilingual*

[Shiface92]

Taught*

[Swede16]

Being multilingual i always recommend this to American only English speakers. Your brain is actually learning without you knowing. Try watching a movie you know word for word in another language. Its amazing how fast you can pick little things up

[Chazmatazz269]

I don’t seek it out, but i enjoy South American foods a lot. Spend enough time in these kinds of restaurants and bars and you’ll hear plenty of Spanish muzac and might even pick up a few words watching your favorite programs in Spanish! Ell oh ell! Actually, one of my all time favorite songs is in German.

https://youtu.be/Fpu5a0Bl8eY

Oh! And i like Rammstein quite a lot, and they perform in German; possibly more than English i think.

[NathanDavis]

I do in fact listen to some songs in English and still won't understand them lmao...

but yes, I do listen to music in languages I do not speak fluently or don't speak at all...

besides English and Spanish, there's German, French, Italian, Portuguese and then a few more in other languages here and there

so in music... language has never been a barrier to me

[Summeroflove]

Sometimes. Many times I make my own lyrics up to what they’re saying. Most Spanish songs turn into food…. Mexican food.


But. Sometimes. Sometimes they have some good music in other languages

[jennifer_bloom]

I listen to a lot of Jewish music, and I know very few words, like I know the word for heaven and the word for voice but my understanding of Hebrew is limited.

[FauxGirlNikki]

Kontrust - Austrian

Maximum the hormone - Japanese

Sepultura - Brazilian

Rammstein - German

(All metal by the way)

[PamelaRivers]

Some Spanish and some I don't know other than it isn't English. Wish I did they sound awesome.

[letuswaltzforthedead]

Sometimes I'll listen to songs in other languages like German, hebrew, mandarin, and so on but not really that often.

[CourtneyJane2]

I do listen to some Spanish language music, but I know a little bit of Spanish.

[Kreneman]

Yes I do, I have Spanish, Portuguese, Cantonese, Korean, Jamaican, and Multiple African languages music plus more. I Love it!

[DaisyM23]

yeah, i've got a bunch of eurovision songs, plus indian, chinese and korean soundtracks

[Isla35]

In Spanish and French. I can't understand French songs but there is a passion in them.
Spanish flamenco calls to my very soul.

[Fireguy17]

I love Latin music, Cuba, Miami sound machine with a good brass and rhythm section.

[TonightYouu]

Just German , Pakistani and Japanese

I kinda understand some Japanese but I’m not very fluent

[Avatar74]

Italian Progressive Rock, German Progressive Rock and French Progressive Rock

[marshmallowcream]

Yes I love French music and some Albanian

[Cecinene]

Of course yes I do a lot

[Voldra]

I have before but not on the regular.

[loveslongnails]

Sometimes I do, especially Latin music.

[CubaPirate]

Occasionally Spanish language stuff

[petitedollbabee]

Spanish and Māori.

[Dinosaursandanime65]

Japanese