Multilingual Music Listeners

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SeedSnatcher commented on “How were you introduced to the languages and artists you listen to? ” (21)   December 2010

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• Venusoftheflesh

  Please like the page of this great jazz musician http://www.facebook.com/andrewryanmusic

  August 2011

• animeshader

  English, Japanese, Finnish, Latin, German, Korean, Swedish, Norwegian, Gealic, Russian,Greek,French,Italian I'm writing a tagger for the languages written with non Latin script. http://platen-software.de/kitsune/

  June 2011

• SeedSnatcher

  English, Japanese, Korean, German, Spanish, Thai, French... I think I have Irish Gaelic somewhere. It's all music in the end. Very lovely music.

  December 2010

• Izgrejala

  One language we all understand ---> Music!

  August 2010

• CrusaderKnight1

  Hi there ! If you like Edward Maya's music please join the group Edward Maya. Thanks ! http://www.last.fm/group/Edward+Maya

  April 2010

• Selena1995

  http://www.last.fm/group/We+love+Selena please join =)

  February 2010

• Selena1995

  I listen to Spanish and English

  February 2010

• MiyukiFumihiko

  english, polish, spanish, german, japanese :D

  February 2010

• origamicreature

  Hello everyone! Well, in my case, I listen mostly to english, french and spanish music since those are the languages I speak fluently, I also love music in german, portuguese, russian, norwegian, finnish, hebrew, arabian, and pretty much any language that's accompanied by awesome music... I'm a sucker for languages!

  January 2010

• pedrobyo

  You know, asides from english, I listen to some japanese and portuguese. Lady Gaga has a french line in one of her songs, but I doubt that counts..

  January 2010

• camulus27

  tho' i understand none of them other than English and French, i also listen to Irish Gaelic, German, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Russian, Byelorussian, Romanian, Bulgarian, Turkish, Armenian, Hungarian, Slovak, Czech, Polish, Gaulish and Yugoslavian... the Slavic languages sound so sexy :D

  December 2009

• josecharts

  Yes, sometimes i do listen to songs in quechua, all of them are peruvian folclore from the andes... in Aymara i think i have not listen that much... it is a language that is only spoken in one are of my country, close to Bolivia, so that's why it doesnt recieve the same ammount of airplay as quechua does...

  October 2009

• Vaaram

  Ah, and: the highest density of languages in Eurasia you can find in the Caucasus. 40 different languages are spoken - and song there: Caucasian Folk Visit us and listen to our Tag-Radio! Love, Vaaram

  October 2009

• Vaaram

  @josecharts: you mentioned 20 languages, but you as the group founder of Music From The Andes don't you also listen to music sung in Quechua/Quichua and Aimará? I find it worth to note that... ;)

  October 2009

• Vaaram

  ALL languages of all peoples!!!!!!!

  October 2009

• R3CURSION

  Ukrainian, Russian, Japanese, French, German, (and my native language English).

  July 2009

• Rayashi

  polish / english / french / spanish / korean / japanese :)

  June 2009

• acertijo8

  Hi, friends! How are you? I will be very pleased to see you among my friends!!

  May 2009

• cinnamon_coffee

  Hi, maybe you'd like to join :) http://www.lastfm.pl/group/Girls+who+don%27t+wear+high+heels+and+are+very+feminine+anyway

  April 2009

• LucienFerne

  God what an interesting group! Ok, for me: Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Mandarin, Cantonese, Thai, Spanish, French, German, Romanian, Finnish, Polish, Russian, Norwegian..X.x probably many more.

  April 2009