In Albanian, by Ermira Querimi: Me djere, Meni

This language is spoken in Albania, Kosovo, Greece, Serbia, Italy, Turkey, Montenegro.

In Arabic, by Sidi Ould Elvil and Sidiya Elvil : إسمع (isma’a); إستمع؛ أنصت (ansite ; istemi’e)

Arabic is spoken in the Middle-East and in North-Africa.

In Arapaho, by François-Régis Rolland : ceh’é3ih-

This language is spoken in the United-States, in the states of Wyoming (Wind River reservation) and Oklahoma.

Note: This means “listen to someone”. Listen to something is : ceh’e3it- (the “3” corresponds to the deaf “th” in English).

In Aynu, by Andi : nu-re

This language is spoken on the island of Hokkaidō in Japan. Up until the middle of the 19^th century, it was also widely spoken on the Kuril Islands, and before that it was also spoken on the islands of Honshū and Sakhaline.

In Basque, by Bram Havran Kruk y Karmele Aurtenexte: Entzun  or Aditu

In Batanga, by Georges Medy: Iboa

This language is spoken in Kribi (Cameroun).

In Breton (Brezhoneg), by Gregor Divskouarn, Gwenn, Choplin and Rozenn: selaou (transitive verb, without preposition).

Note : in some specific cases, it is not transitive and it is followed by “ouzh” or “doc’h” : selaou ouzh ou selaou doc’h

This language is spoken in Brittany (Breizh).

In Burushaski, by Piar Karim: Dayalas

This language is spoken in northern Pakistan.

In Caribbean Creole, by Widza Hiram : kouté

Caribbean Creole is spoken in Guadeloupe and Martinique.

In Catalan (català), by Bram Havran Kruk, Itziar Rey Perez, Laurent Conquet and David Bonnet : escoltar

Catalan is spoken in Catalonia (Catalunya), Northern Catalonia (Catalunya Nord), Valencia (País Valencià), the Balearic Islands (Illes Balears), Alghero in Italy (Ciutat de l’Alguer, Itàlia), Carche (El Carxe), and in la Franja (Franja de Ponent, Aragó).

In Chavacano, by Antonio Tena Corredera : escucha

Chavacano is a Creole spoken in various places in the Philippines, such as Zamboanga, Cavite ou Davao.

In Cherokee, by Zoe Hardy : s-ge

Cherokee is a language spoken by native Americans in the United States.

In Cornish, by James Hawken: Goslowes

This language is spoken in Great Britain.

In Creole of Guinea-Bissau, by Luna Mendoza : rester

This Creole is spoken in Guinea-Bissau, in Africa.

In Danish, by Marc Volhardt: Lytte [ˈlyd̥ə]

This language is spoken in Denmark, Greenland, Faroe Islands.

In Diola, by Indié Adiola : Ka diantène

Diola is spoken in Casamance (Senegal).

In Dutch, by Pierre Favresse: Luisteren

In Esperanto, by GoBois : Aŭskulti

This language is spoken all over the world.

In Estonian, by Quentin Mandon: Kuurlatama

In Fala, by Eusebio Martin Marquez : escutal

This language is spoken in Spain, in the northern part of Extremadura.

In Fula (Pulaar, Fulfulde), by Seydou and Tafsir Balde and Oumar : hedee, heɗaade

This language is spoken in Cameroon, in the Centrafrican Republic, in Chad, Sudan, Nigeria, Niger, Burkina Faso, Mali, Mauritania, Senegal, Gambia, Guinea, Bissau Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Ghana, Togo and Benin.

In Finnish, by Pierre Blanchon : kuunnella

Finnish is spoken in Finland.

In Galician, by Txerra Rodriguez: Escoitar

In German, by Ulrike Niemann: Zuhören

In (modern) Greek, by Paula Escabia Román : ακούω

This language is spoken in Greece, Cyprus, Albania, Turkey and to a lesser extent in Italy.

In Hausa, by Alio Maïnassara : Saurara

This language is spoken in Niger, Nigeria, Benin, Cameroon, Burkina, Togo, Sudan, etc.

In Hungarian, by François-Régis Rolland: Hallgatni

This language is spoken in Hungary, Romania, Slovakia.

In Icelandic, by Maxime Barthélémy and Marc Volhardt: Heyra or Hlusta

Icelandic is spoken in Iceland.

In Indonesian, by Laurent : mendengar

Indonesian is spoken in Indonesia..

In Irish gaelic, by Dariin: Eisteacht

This language is spoken in Ireland.

In Italian, by Serniclay, Maria, Pierre Blanchon and Mucciante : ascoltare

Italian is spoken in Italy and in some parts of Austria.

In Japanese, by Cédric Bertrand and Lionel Crooson : 聞く (kiku)

In kabyle, by Abbas : sell

Note: the word is pronounced as it is written. In Kabyle, the infinitive of the verb is the imperative form.

Kabyle is spoken in Algeria.

In Kâmviri, par Tomek : âce or kor te

Kâmviri is spoken in the North-East of Afghanistan, in the province of Nuristan. It is one of the Nuristani dialects.

In Koutine, by Mohamadou Ibrahima : Kiiri

This language is spoken in the regions of Faro and Adamaoua (Cameroon)

In Kurdish, by Bram Havran Kruk and Perwin : Guhdan, guhdarbike

Kurish is spoken in Turkey, Syria, Irak, Iran and Armenia.

In Kyrgyz, by Anvar : yryy

This language is spoken in Kyrgyzstan

In Lingala, by Angèle Bongongo: Koyoka

This language is spoken to Kinshasa (Democratic Republic of Congo).

In Lithuanian, by Daiva: Klausyti

This language is spoken Lithuania.

In Maaya t’aan (Maya language), by Bram Havran Kruk: U’uy

In Malagasy, by Mamy S. Andriamasinoro: Mihaino

In Nahuatl, by Romane: caqui

This language is spoken in Mexico.

In Nda’nda’, by Tchagoua : Yu’g

This language is spoken in Cameroon.

In Norwegian (bokmål), by Tomek : å høre på or å lytte

In Occitan, by Eve Séguier : Escotar

This language is spoken in the south of France.

In Papiamento (dutch creole), by Bram Havran Kruk: Tendé

This language is spoken in Aroba, Bonaire, Curacao.

In Paraguayan Guarani, by Diana : hendu (the “h” is pronounced as in English)

Guarani is spoken in Paraguay, Argentina and Brasil.

In Polish, by Krzysztof Migon, Maylis Ribette and Piotr Kowalski : słuchać

Polish is spoken in Poland and in the Polish diaspora (Russia, Ukraine, Lithuania, Eastern and Western Europe, Great-Britain, United States etc.)

In Portuguese, by Helçio Domingues and Maria Bastos : escutar or ouvir

Portuguese is mainly spoken in Portugal and Brazil, but also in Angola, Mozambique, Guinea-Bissau, East Timor, Cape Verde and São Tomé et Príncipe.

In Punjabi, by Bram Havran Kruk: ਕੰਨ ਧਰਨਾ (kanen dherna)

This language is spoken in India and Pakistan.

In Quechua, by Gloria Caceres: Uyariy

This language is spoken in Peru,Bolivia, Ecuador.

In Romanian, by Serniclay and Dana : a asculta

Romanian is spoken in Romania and in Moldova.

In Russian, by Dominique Dardant and Rolland : слушать

This language is spoken in Russia, Byelorussia, Ukraine, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Armenia, Georgia, etc…

In Scottish Gaelic, par Zoe Harty : éisd

Scottish Gaelic is spoken in Scotland.

In Slovenian, by Sabina: Poslušati

This language is spoken in Slovenia.

In Spanish, by Jose Ratblau, Itziar Rey Perez y Bram Havran Kruk: Escuchar

In Svenska, by Lars Hagelin: Lyssna

This language is spoken in Sweden and Finland.

In Swedish, by Mark Volhardt: Lyssna

This language is spoken in Sweden and Finland.

In Taino, by Zurita : awilda

Taino is spoken in Puerto-Rico.

In Telugu, by G. Uma Maheshwar Rao: vinu

Telugu is spoken in India, in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.

In Tigrigna, by Sami : Mismae

This language is spoken in Eritrea and north Ethiopia.

In Toki pona, by Pieter Jansegers : kute

This language is spoken on Internet since 2001.

Note : the accent is on the first syllable.

In Tongan, by Nonga : ‘ofa (love)

Tongan is spoken on the Polynesian island of Tonga.

In Tupuri, by Ouangbara Dansala : la’age

Tupuri is spoken in Chad and in Cameroon.

In Turbiasc, by Gispalou : Escoutà

This language is spoken in Turbic (France).

In Turkish, by Bram Havran Kruk et Laurie: Dinlemek

This language is spoken in Turkey.

In Urdu, by Tomek : sunna

Urdu is spoken in Pakistan and in the northern part of India.

In Valencià, by Jose Ratblau: Escoltar

In Vamalé, by Lena : téna

This Kanak language is spoken in Tegenpaik in New-Caledonia.

In Vietnamese, by Ngoc-Anh TRAN: Nghe

This language is spoken in Viêt-Nam.

In Welsh (cymraeg), par Rozenn: Gwrando

This language is spoken in Wales (Cymru).

In Wixarika (huichol language), by Bram Havran Kruk: ‘Enarika

This language is spoken in Mexico: Nayarit, Zacatecas, Durango, Jalisco.

In Wolof,by Esmeralda Casanovas : deglu

Wolof is spoken in Senegal, in Gambia and in Mauritania.

In Xârâcùù, by Jean-Guy Boueri : xwata

Xârâcùù is a Kanak language of New-Caledonia.

In Xârâgurè, by Jean-Guy Boueri : xwara

Xârâgurè is a Kanak language of New-Caledonia, it is spoken in Thio.

In Yiddish, by Régine Bloch : צוהערן זיך (tsuhern zikh)