favorite language for music
for those of you who are bi-or multilingual, what is your favorite language to listen to music in? your native tongues, or another?
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Easily English.
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I mostly listen to English music and lyrics-wise, its probably the best. But nothing can beat Portuguese in the sheer beauty of the sound of it (only when ung, though). Plus, arabic is just cool in music. And I still didn't mention Irish... Argh, this question is too much for a language-maniac like me :D
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mmmm ... i listen to mostly english music and its quite alright!... but I luuuuv to listen to Spanish and French music... suuuper romantic, just two beautiful languages! :)
I agree... portuguese has a beautiful sound to it! ... beyond the lyrics the pronunciation of the words is lovely hehe to sum it up.... i think my favourite is spanish/ french ... but i english is a must... i mean we have Damien!! :):) |
it´s funny... we (my friends and i) were talking about this issue yesterday...
i´m from argentina, so we speak spanish... they say they didn´t like english music at all... they counted how many song in english they have... just a few... on the other side... i (almost) have no song in spanish (no local artist, actually) in my discography... so, i think my favourite language for music is english... in fact, i learnt this languange (by my own) listening english music and reading the lyrics... oh, i think this is too long for a simple question, he he |
I'm pretty sure 96% of the music I listen to is in Japanese. o.o
I really enjoy it, though my understanding of it is very basic. If anyone wants me to, I will recommend artists~~like Utada Hikaru! I also enjoy English-sung songs though (of course). I also think Chinese can be very pretty too--especially when its Faye Wong singing. |
Spanish songs always seem to please me.
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Swedish songs.. Well there's only really one badn that can sing in swedish without it being corny for me: kent.
So almost everything I listen to is in english, but I really, really like icelandic and french as well! And some songs in spanish.. Hey I'm really multilingual :P |
Deutsch and English, obviously. But I can also listen to Spanish or French.
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English, but I'm not sure if that's just because that's the original language of rock n roll. But Swedish sounds good too. Danish sounds like puke.
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If the following counts as a language, then Björk and Kristin Anna (ex múm) English with a thick Icelandic accent. Or just plain jibberish language, sometimes consisting of vowels, shouts, screams and yelps (Animal Collective and Tim Buckley) or made up words (Björk, again..she's the jibberish queen).
Other than that, Portuguese is a really beautiful language to listen too. God bless bossa nova and fado. |
I agree Hazey, Portuguese is lovely and flowing.
My native Dutch sounds like you have something stuck in your throat. |
english for me. partly because its the language of rock and roll, partly for the cadence, and partly because it doesnt really have any real patterns in grammar. very dynamic/frustrating
/pero me gusta español también. sólo si la es cantado lentemnte. |
Ooh! Don't forget hopelandic, perhaps my favourite of all! <3 Sigur Rós
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Agree on Bjork, I love how she pronounces the 'r', like when she sings 'hearrrrrrrrt' in Unravel... or when she says 'grrrrrrrazzzzzzzzias' ;)
I think musically the most beautiful is Portuguese, especially the Rio dialect/prinunciation... Just remembered this clip, the Blower's Daughter cover in Portuguese: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjmLI0VyLmM |
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need to edit: I'm seriously now in love with Seu Jorge, and I'm going to take up portugeuse just so that I can understand what he's singing :)!!! |
thanks for that borneo ... :icon_pray
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Thanks Marti that video is suuuuper grrreat!! :hello2:
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Irish, Portuguese, French, Icelandic, and Yiddish. I do like J-pop.
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What JPop do you listen to audity? |
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http://www.eskimofriends.com/forum/s...ad.php?t=11041 i agree, portuguese is a beautiful language :) |
After a few raps with my sister, I've noticed that it is very interesting, and fun, to rap in french. You really should give it a try if you speak french, even the slightest bit.
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mmm just saw this... there's a cover in spanish too ... although it sounds more like the cover of the portuguese cover! ... if that makes sense!;):) no puedo dejarte de amar : Reik y Kalimba http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liqF-...elated&search= ** video is unrelated I'm not too sure the lyrics are good though! :icon_scra |
Yeah, they completely changed the lyrics.
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^... yeah and some of it works but there's parts in which the words they chose don't work so well :smiley5:
I do have to say that their voices are looooovely!!! :) |
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english, then french
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As my favourite bands and musician are from English speaking territories, I prefere English then. But for me the most beautiful language in music is Portuguese. Even though I understand so little.
Also, since I've studied Italian language I love to listen music on Italian. Specially Jovanotti who is my favourite Italian musician even he doesn't sing so as he is reciting :D This song "Mi fido di te" has so beautiful energy, sound, lyrics. Love it. |
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