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This ostensibly makes these messages available only to bilingual and international audiences. The extra can be anything from a plot-relevant point to additional dialogue often used to demonstrate that they've Shown Their Work with the language to a random gag. The opposite of As Long as It Sounds Foreign where a foreign language is used carelessly on the hopes no one will notice and sounds ridiculous or implausible if a viewer can understand the tongue.
As you may have guessed, this can be a very clever way of Getting Crap Past the Radar. In fact, Hollywood censors once demanded English translations of any part of a screenplay written in a foreign language whether that language was real or made-up precisely to thwart this, since subtitles traditionally weren't used in American films even when a character was speaking a language other than English. If the word still makes sense in another way then it's also a Multiple Reference Pun.
When it occurs in a song, it's a Multilingual Song. For poems and songs that use this through rhyme, it can be a Bilingual Rhyme. This, of course, not only applies to actual languages, but also the various fictional languages that have full-blown lexicons and can technically be translated — Quenya and Sindarin , Klingon , D'ni from the Myst verse , et cetera.