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Nov. 20th, 2006 05:37 pm"your thoughts on being bi- (or multi-) lingual, whether you think that the language in which you read a book makes a difference in your appreciation of it. Perhaps you could include some thoughts on translation" (
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Just to start of with a disclaimer: I never call myself multi lingual. Not even bi-lingual. But yes I have travelled a lot and I worked in several countries so I can cope in a few languages. And because I am an avid reader, I read books in different languages.
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(You asked for it, a series I started to give anyone the opportunity to tell me what to write. You want to tell me as well: leave a comment or mail me (E-mail in user info). This was part 14, no request waiting at the moment. Looking forward to future requests.)
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Just to start of with a disclaimer: I never call myself multi lingual. Not even bi-lingual. But yes I have travelled a lot and I worked in several countries so I can cope in a few languages. And because I am an avid reader, I read books in different languages.
( Read more... )
(You asked for it, a series I started to give anyone the opportunity to tell me what to write. You want to tell me as well: leave a comment or mail me (E-mail in user info). This was part 14, no request waiting at the moment. Looking forward to future requests.)