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

I feel curious because I am interested in languages

I feel curious to know more about the language, the context that it comes from.

I feel curious to learn more about the language that I am hearing.

In India, it is impossible to come across someone everyday who doesn’t speak your mother tongue or local language but still we can communicate without any problems because everybody speaks Hindi and English (not all but most of them these days).

What’s wrong is minority appeasement and imposing certain restrictions by emphasizing on a particular language.

I have curiosity as to what that language is and will like to understand more if we have a common tongue. I feel that way because I believe there will always be multiple language being spoken by human and learning about more language makes one more broad.

I don't care. India is home to hundreds of languages and it shouldn't matter what language one speaks.

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I love to see the diversity in India, India is the true democracy of the world, unlike the 2 party system we have thousands of parties, hundreds of cultures and languages all coming together and somehow holding together for over 70 years shows the success of the Indian model of democracy, it is chaotic and slow and inefficient at times but India is still the best and the biggest democratic experiment out there and I am proud to be a part of this journey.

I feel proud and humbled because there are many other languages that I don't know and there is nothing wrong with it. Every person, every community has their own language, and however small the group maybe, the culture and the language has to be respected because that is what secularism means. No language is superior. It is just a means of communication and everyone is entitled to their own comfortable means.

Don't care,use non verbal communication if required.

its beautiful, diversity is there to be celebrated

India has a lot of languages most of them I don't speak or understand

It's none of my business if someone else wants to speak their language within their house

The majority language of a state and its culture should be respected though

I really don't feel anything, I just continue whatever I was foing

I have a feeling of alienation and confusion and i believe its because we havent been exposed to such languages except the ones we speak .