Would you listen to music in a language you didn't understand?

[Wasabi MiLK]

Right so a few years ago a song called Boten Anna was released by Basshunter (I welcome a slagging I deserve it) and I remeraber listening to it and knowing all the worRAB (In Swedish) and having no idea what it meant. I enjoyed the lyrics, but the song not so much. Even though I couldnt fully apreciate the lyrics cos they were in swedish, but they were still catchy. Someone told me it was translated into the song we all know and hate, Now Youre Gone. I never bothered to look it up though. Anyways I was a pup when this all happend and its only been in the past 2/3 years I've developed a taste in music. So feel free to rip me a new arsehole. I deserve it for listening to him.

[dreedy3]

[QUOTE=kouki;758622]

They sing in French and Arabic. I just think it's a really fun track, I don't own anything else by them

[Carl Kneel]

I listen to Polish music almost every day. My parents both immigrated here from Poland and brought with them a lot of recorRAB, many of which grew on me. When I moved, they gave their collection to me so whenever I cook I put them on and it reminRAB me of home. Sappy...I know. My poor boyfriend haha!

[julia .]

In a lot of music, even if I can't understand what they're saying sometimes (Let's use "Sometimes" by rabV as an example), you might know what they're talking about just based on how their voice sounRAB. It's easy to tell what "Sometimes" is about thematically, really. The emotion is easily connected to you. If I can take something out of the way they speak, what they're saying doesn't matter as much as it would before.

[dixiedot]

I definitely would! In fact, I already do listen to music from other countries. Right now, I'm really into Bollywood and Persian music. I first got into it from the Slumdog Millionaire soundtrack, that soundtrack is great. I recommend checking it out!

[Retro Rocker]

Envy from Japan are amazing I sing in Japanese. The lanaguage makes no difference as long as its good.

[lj_hound]

LoL that is Serbian

[marjorie(fritzies sister)]

I listen to a lot of Romany and Cuban music, even though I don't understand either Romany or Spanish. I just feel the passion

[totting fox]

yeah i like to listen to other languages sing but sometimes, some type of languages sound a little weird when sung. it wouldnt make me go learn a language or anything lol

[LA Guy]

^If you need Arabic recommendations I can help with that.