How do you feel when you hear languages you don't understand, and why do you think you feel that way?

I don't feel any type of way when I hear languages I don't understand. I feel this way because there is no need for me to feel an emotion when hearing others simply speaking.

I feel lost by not knowing what they’re talking about. However it really doesn’t make me have any ill feelings towards them unless behavior is shown that may support the language used.

I think nothing about it because it isn't my languages if I cant understand it

Curious. Because it's language is interesting and shapes how we express our thoughts and beliefs

I don’t feel anything. Maybe annoyed that I can’t understand them. But it’s not wrong to speak another language.

I feel curious what language they are speaking. I hear music in languages so I find them beautiful and I feel bad when I don’t know how to speak to someone in their language

I do not personally care if there are a diverse group of people in this country. I support loosening immigration because that's what this country was for. If there's people around me speaking a wide array of different languages, id feel like my country did its job for once.

I’m fine with it because we don’t have a national language

I think "ooh! I wonder what that language is? That's an interesting phoneme profile." and I think it's because I have a linguistics background.

Its a bad felling but I think that is just my fear that they are talking behind my back.

I feel strongly disgusted that our immigrants have not assimilated into American society.

I just mind my own business and let the people go on with their conversations.

I don't really mind it because I hear different languages everyday.

I don't have a strong 'emotion' per se, as I am typically quick to find a way to solve the language barrier if I am speaking to someone who doesn't speak the same language with me. If this is the question, then I say I'm eager to solve the conundrum, I find myself to be nothing if not stubborn to solve problems. However, if it's just two+ people in public or school that are speaking a different language and having a conversation then I find it to be none of my business that they are doing so; perhaps a bit of curiosity about what they're talking about, but otherwise I go along my day. My feelings at the moment are my own and I find any sort of offense to the matter foolish.

Annoyed that I don’t have a live translation headset and sad that I can’t learn more languages faster

I just feel intrigued. I wish I understood what they were saying, but it’s so difficult to learn other languages; especially with the American public high school system. I know in the future it’s going to be a struggle when working and having a customer, client, etc. that doesn’t speak English and I’m going to feel bad.

I feel indifferent, even though the native language in the United States is English, people are allowed to communicate in whatever language they want especially because of how diverse this country is.

I Would like to understand it if they threaten you but It does not matter.

I think it's great that you are proud of your culture, I think I feel this way because I love speaking my native language too.

Not that hard of a question, i don't think much of anything either than the fact that I can't understand them.

The first thing I do when I hear a language I don't understand is try to figure out what language it is, and if I can, maybe do a little translating using my Latin-roots. I think I do this because I'm fascinated by other cultures and languages.

I find it quite fascinating and admirable. This is a country of immigrants and no where else in the world can you engage with so many cultures in your own neighborhood and share human connections with such a diverse spectrum of people. It is the melting pot of this spectrum that if handled with curiosity and humility that will allow America to continue to grow and progress.

Foreign languages are cool. I love learning about other cultures

When I hear different languages I don't understand, some intrigue me and others don't, like for example French, Romanian, and Italian languages fascinate me because I like the way they sound, especially Italian that sounds similar to Spanish.

I feel curious and interested on where they're from. I feel that way because I'm not familiar with any other languages.

Intrigued, I like to guess which language they are speaking

I feel envious that I do not speak the language because I think it would be incredible to speak more languages.