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

I don't really mind when someone is speaking a different language with their friends or family but if they are trying to talk to me in a different language or have a convosation with me in a different langauge I would try my best to communicate with them.

i think that is important for the rights of everyone to be held to the same standard

I feel normal. I don't acre about people speakimg other languages

I don't feel anything different really unless the linguistics are annoying

I think its cool how much diversity there is, even in places where you wouldnt expect to hear other languages

I feel fascinated and also curious on what they are saying

I feel like I’d love to understand them more and would tec to make a device so there is no language barrier

I quite enjoy listening to other languages, they sound prettier then english, and flow better. I don't know why I feel this way.

As someone who constantly speaks a language that most of people don’t understand, i feel okay with it. I think it’s actually a sign of courage because they left their home country to come to a better place without even speaking the language, and even if they did speak english when they came, it’s a very hard decision to move countries.

It doesn’t matter if people speak a different language.

I love it! It makes me feel so comfrortable, happy and glad that people feel safe enough to speak their own languages. I think I feel this way because as a person of colour, I'd hate to not be able to speak my own different languages. Also, imagine people who don't speak English, it would be reallyy hard for them therefore negatively affecting Canada.

i dont care because i too speak a different language

fine, I feel like I have more of a learning potential

I am never uncomfortable with other languages as i find them interesting.

If I hear someone in public speaking in a language I don't know, I simply don't care and ignore it.

I don't care when I hear a language I don't understand. People speak different languages, its not that deep. As for minority rights, there are enough of them. We are already equal in our rights.

I feel unbothered to hear other individuals in society communicate in a language I do not understand. Mainly because it is not my business, and I also have a minority language that I use to communicate with people from my culture.

I feel that it is totally fine and they should be able to do everything that I am able to do whether they speak the same language as me or not.

I feel fine because I come from a place where they speak a different language

i dont really care i dont have negative feelings about it

i don't feel anything really I notice it but I don't usually think about it

its interesting to see how other people communicate with eachother.

I feel excluded when I hear languages I don't understand. I feel this way because being able to not understand what one may be saying about me can be frustrating, as the individual can be saying anything about me and I won't know.

I don’t feel any way, my family also speaks multiple languages and that’s why Canada is so unique. There are so many different cultures and languages here.

I don't feel angryI only feel angry when I see more minority groups than actu al canadians like we’ve become the minority

I don't feel any particular way. People can converse in whatever language makes them comfortable.

To be honest, change is good. We need change, we need more culture in our society. The differences is what brings us together and brings colour into our life. People speaking different languages is amazing, it’s a form of communication that ties into different cultures. That’s why Toronto as a city is amazing due to its diversity. Everyone here is considered an immigrant or atleast most people are.

don't really care, but all immigrants should be required to gain a basic level of ability in one of the official languages, and encouraged to use outside of home and family

I do not care because I speak a minority language.

Privately fine, but during a group convo is a bit rude.

Me personally, when I hear other people speaking another language, I do not think anything of it. I understand that people have different cultures and may not speak the broadly spoken English language.

Canada is a nation made up of immigrants, people from all different backgrounds, it is a patchwork made of the entire world. I am happy to see people celebrating and keeping their culture alive, My family also immigrated to Canada, and for me it always makes me happy to hear people speak the languages of my heritage.

I feel confused and lost, I feel that way because I do not understand what they are saying

I get a warm feeling knowing my country also this amount of wide diveristé.

everyone is entitled to bilingualism and the right to talk in any fashion

I don't mind at all. It helps bring more diversity and culture like how Europe has so many languages. As long as they are legal immigrants who know basic English (or French depending on the province) as well since its a universal language in the whole country especially when used for work, business and travel related ventures. But I don't mind at all when I hear foreign languages being spoken. More languages help enrich the country and make other people within that community feel like they're back at home within Canada rather than isolated and lonely due to your mother tongue not being spoken (like first language for them can be Mandarin, Punjabi, Pashto, Arabic, German, Russian, Spanish, etc).

I dont really feel anything unless they have az really bad accent when talking in enlish and i cant understand their english.

I am pretty used to these phenomena living in Vancouver. How does this have to do with minority rights? Why is this even a political question? Only that it is a marker of recent immigration, So thinking about what this question is about...... Immigration is great, It would also be great if Canadians were having babies above replacement rate so immigration wasn't required to stabilize our countries economy.

We are an English speaking country you should know it before you move here.