The phrase "although listen" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to combine a concessive clause with an imperative, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "Although listen to what I have to say, I still disagree with your opinion."
Alternatives: "even though" or "despite the fact that".
Sometimes, although listening usually helps.
Although listening to a Cork man for hours will never seem natural to a Dublin man.
The Labour government deserves much of the credit, although listening to its current leadership you would never know it.
The trust said listening among over 65s had since gone up although listening among under-35s has not fallen and the average age was the same at 51.
This time, I felt I could help, although listening to her was also, selfishly, a way for me to play out my own obsession with food.
(Although "Listening Post" is based on live Internet data, it is not being shown online. Project details, however, can be found on Mr. Rubin's Web site at Earstudio.com).
Although listening to and empathizing with stakeholders might not seem as rigorous or systematic as analyzing data from a formal survey, it is in fact a tried-and-true method of gleaning insights, familiar to anthropologists, ethnographers, sociologists, psychologists, and other social scientists.
What we said: "And [the show's creators] got [the hits] – although, listening to the Empire soundtrack, you do occasionally wonder if that was more to do with the sheer amount of exposure the music got on telly than its actual quality," wrote Alexis Petridis, in his lead Guardian review.
Heller suggests that many local authorities are too big to permit the relationships and monitoring on which Ark insists, and may lack high enough expectations, although listening to her describe the Ark model I found myself wondering whether many councils would be brave enough to exercise such extensive influence at a time when they are being publicly demonised for bureaucratic control.
Although listening to three disparate voices might be pleasant in person, reading the often redundant responses to each question quickly becomes tedious.
