English and Japanese 50/50. I used to be into a lot of Kpop and Cpop back during my Asian music peak (lol. And that was probably 4-5 years ago), and haven't touched the stuff until about a week ago. I've been listening to a lot of MBLAQ and C.N.Blue in the last week. :laugh

I just find Japanese music to sound more fluid (the words themselves). When I stopped listening to Cpop and tried listening to it again once I though 'how the hell could I listen to this before?' :laugh It's too choppy for me. It just doesn't flow nicely (in my personal opinion as a foreigner).

I guess Japanese, like most here... Though Cantonese music closely follows

Japanese
And here and there I hear some korean songs.

Japanese, Korean and then Chinese

depends, i have phases when i listen to chinese cantonese mostly, then
chinese mandarin, right now im listenin to japanese mostly.

Japanese... It's the language I grew up with mostly! :laugh But I am starting to listen to Korean.

Exactly !

Whoa @_@ I didn't think Japanese would win THIS overwhelmingly...

Japanese. I also have some songs in Korean and Chinese, but not nearly as many. I'm open to any of them though, really.

mostly Japanese and Chinese Mandarin. I used to listen Chinese songs since I was a kid..
also some Korean and Cantonese, and Indonesia since I'm Indonesian.

Japanese by far.

I just listen to some certain korean / chinese mandarin singers. Even though I love the sound of the chinese language!
I used to try out new Kpop singer or bands once in a while but I stopped by now. I am a bit confused with their release system.

Mainly Japanese :)

Japanese. More pleasant to listen to IMO.

1. mandarin/cantonese
2. japanese
3. english
4. korean

mostly Japanese and little Korean. l can't get to to Korean music much like some said way too overrated and Kpop stans are not helping. as for Asian other languages, I don't listen but I'm open-minded to them.

Japanese and Korean, but I have more japanese songs in my computer/ipod.

Japanese

Japanese is top for me, but is very closely followed by Korean.... I also listen to a bit of Chinese, but I honestly can't tell the difference between Cantonese and Mandarin when hearing it. All I know is Mandarin is much more common around here.

Some of those Asian languages listed on the poll though I haven't even heard of.:P

Japanese music EVERYWHERE! :D