Multilingual Music Listeners

Discussões ativas

Akabelle comentou sobre “Fun phrases or words in other languages” (11)   março 2012

Marentora06 comentou sobre “Do you speak any other languages?” (76)   maio 2011

SeedSnatcher comentou sobre “How were you introduced to the languages and artists you listen to? ” (21)   dezembro 2010

Vennice comentou sobre “Travelling” (19)   maio 2010

thomas534 comentou sobre “You should hear....” (7)   agosto 2009

• Venusoftheflesh

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

  agosto 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/

  junho 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.

  dezembro 2010

• Izgrejala

  One language we all understand ---> Music!

  agosto 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

  abril 2010

• Selena1995

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

  fevereiro 2010

• Selena1995

  I listen to Spanish and English

  fevereiro 2010

• MiyukiFumihiko

  english, polish, spanish, german, japanese :D

  fevereiro 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!

  janeiro 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..

  janeiro 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

  dezembro 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...

  outubro 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

  outubro 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... ;)

  outubro 2009

• Vaaram

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

  outubro 2009

• R3CURSION

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

  julho 2009

• Rayashi

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

  junho 2009

• acertijo8

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

  maio 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

  abril 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.

  abril 2009