This blog post is 15 years old! Most likely, its content is outdated. Especially if it's technical.
Ever wondered what Brazillian Portugese or Indonesian or Swedish sound like? Look no further. This German site
has lots and lots of small soundclips where people around the world read a small paragraph from Le Petit Prince.
The site seems to be only in German but you get by relatively well without knowing German. I can imagine that this site will grow with time so soon they'll map a lot more of the interesting languages in Africa. So far, they've collected some 100 languages on this site. Well done!
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On http://www.bodowartke.de/liebesliedgenerator/, also in german, you can click together a love song. Each tact can be sung in a different language. Sounds quite funny.