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

I don't like it because Canada is a British and French nation.

I don't really mind unless it's specific languages ie. Indian, Mandarin

I don’t particularly care if I hear a foreign language within my country’s borders, however if I start to hear more foreign languages than English or French I will become disgruntled.

Don't feel bad, usually just curious what language

Everyone already has the same legal rights, regardless if you're a "minority" or not. I don't care at all when I hear a language that I don't understand, just keep it out of the workplace or in public services, especially if you're in an English speaking country. This would not be controversial if you're a citizen in any other nation. You're expected to engage in a certain degree of assimilation; that is if you're accepted at all based on your ethnicity in far more radical Eastern countries. "Minority Rights" is not an issue in the West.

Sounds cool, I respect they speak their language. 😎

Does not bother me, as long as they are here in Canada legally.

I feel curious. I enjoy learning new languages. My favourite language that I do not understand is arabic, as it reminds me of a close friend who is Lebanese.

I feel the need to learn the language so that I can be included and accepted.

Personally I don't care much when I hear languages I don't understand, to each their own and in a public setting that's not where my attention is at.

i don't like when people make fun of me in a language that i do not understand but i am a minority and its weird that other minorites make me uncomfortable.

I don’t mind at all, but they should also learn one or two of our official languages