Language

Songs referencing or using language themes, or using non-English language words.

Anqui
Au Contraire
California Über Alles
Canta Y No Llores
Contrecoup - Uses forgotten words of the English language
Extra Savoir-Faire
Fortnight
Fritalian
Greek #3 - The entire song is in Greek
He's Loco
Hovering Sombrero
- Hovering Sombrero (Demo 2) - Contains a verse in Spanish
I Can Add - Contains a verse in Spanish
La Dolce Malcolm - Italian
Lesson 16 - In the style of a "learn-to-speak" recording, English and a fictional language are used
Mas Fun - "Más" being Spanish for "more," one would think
Mosh Momken Abadon - Arabic
Nouns
O Tannenbaum - A traditional German song
Roman Songs
Rosa Parks, C'est Moi - French
Stone Cold Coup D'État
Take Out The Trash (Simlish) - Sung entirely in Simlish
Tres Quatro - Portuguese for "Three Four"
Unpronounceable
Zilch

Alienation's For The Rich/Demo - "The TV's in Esperanto" / "The TV's talkin' Spanish"
Best Regrets - "You even tolerated slang"
Cells - "The instructions are spelled out in letters—one on every step—in a language that the cell knows how to read"
Dee Dee And Dexter - Japanese between verses
Dimension Six Rock - "In dimension number ein", "Not in dimension number dos"
Istanbul (Not Constantinople) (Brownsville Mix) - "Ja tvoi sluga," Russian for "I am your slave."
Let Me Tell You About My Operation "Très bon!"
The Mesopotamians (Demo) - "It's like we're speaking a forgotten ancient language"
Mr. Xcitement - "Café con pan"
She's Actual Size - "Words fail ..."
Sleeping In The Flowers (Dial-A-Song) - "Dutch masters te amo"
South Carolina - "Garçon" is French for "boy" (narrator is calling the waiter, specifically)
Tavern In Pinsk - "Moshiach" translates to the English "messiah," and "nu" is a Yiddish colloquial word
Teenagers Are Going - "The language of a large and ever-increasing number of teenagers"
Untitled - "Speak another language"
What Am I Doin' - "I didn't know much Spanish"

Ampersand - the lyrics give mention to many of the punctuation marks that compose sentences, such as ampersands, exclamation points, and ellipsis
Part Of You Wants To Believe Me - "Em dash framed by quotation marks"
Push Back The Hands - in the music video, the title of the "game" and level numbers are in Italian

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