Music – the international language
| Albanian – muzik |
| Bulgarian – “muzika” (spelled in cyrillic) |
| Chinese – Yin yue |
| Croatian – glazba |
| Czech – hudba |
| Danish – musik (pronounced MOO-zeek) |
| Dutch – muziek |
| Estonian – muusika (pronounced “moo’-see-kah”). |
| Finnish – musiikki |
| Flemish – muziek |
| French – musique |
| Gaelic Irish – ceol |
| German – die Musik |
| Greek – moosiki |
| Hawaiian – mele |
| Hebrew – “Moo-see-ka” with the accent on the 1st syllable. |
| Hindi – Sangheet (short a, as in “uh”) |
| Hungarian – (two expressions) zene and muzsika |
| Icelandic – Tonlist |
| Italian – musica |
| Japanese – ongaku |
| Ladino (the Jewish Spanish dialect) – musica |
| Latin – musica |
| Lithuanian – muzyka |
| Norsk – Musikk |
| Norwegian – musikk |
| Polish – muzyka |
| Portuguese – musica (accent over “u”) |
| Romanian – muzica (MOO-zee-kah) |
| Russian – muzika (“MOO-zih-kuh”) |
| Samoan – musika |
| Sanskrit – sangiita |
| Serbian – svirka |
| Slovak – hudba |
| Slovene – glasba |
| Spanish – musica (accent over “u”) |
| Swedish – musik |
| Tamil – mijucik |
| Turkish – Müzik |
