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[jonathon]

This is a list of languages for which e-Sword resources exist.

A) Does anybody know of any languages for which e-Sword resources exist, which are not listed here?

I've forgotten Josh's policy on resources in languages other than English. Determining copyright status of content not created in the United States is extremely difficult.

Afrikaans

English

Hindi

Nepali

Tagalog

Arabic

Esperanto¹

Hungarian

Norsk

Tamil

Aramaic²

Farsi

Icelandic

Polska

Telugu

Bulgarian

Finnish

Indonesian

Portuguese

Thai

Castillian

French

Interlingua³

Romanian

toki pona⁴

Catalan

Gaelic (Irish)

Italian

Russian

Turkish

Chinese (Pinyin)

Gaelic (Scottish)

Japanese

Serbian

Ukranian

Chinese (Simplified)

German

Kannada

Slovakian

Venda

Chinese (Traditional)

Gothic⁵

Klingon⁶

Slovenian

Viet

Coptic⁷

Greek (Koine)⁸

Korean

Somali

West Saxon
Bengali

Creole

Greek (Modern)

Latin⁹

Spanish

Yiddish

Croatian

Greenlandic

Lugandan

Svenska

Welsh

Czech

Hebrew (Biblical)¹⁰

Mongolian

Swahili

Xhosa

Danish

Hebrew (Modern)

Syriac

Zulu

Dutch

1 Constructed Language.

2 Biblical Language.

3 Constructed Language.

4 Constructed Language.

5 Biblical Language.

6 Constructed Language.

7 Biblical Language.

8 Biblical Language.

9 Biblical Language.

10 Biblical Language.


This data was in a table in the source document. Doing a cut and paste job converted into rows.


jonathon

[Bobs]

I have a copy in Maori - language spoken by indigenous people of New Zealand
Robert

[jonathon]

Relisting the languages, sorted alphabetically:

Afrikaans

Albanian

Arabic

Aramaic

Bengali

Bulgarian

Castillian

Catalan

Chinese (Pinyin)

Chinese (Simplified)

Chinese (Traditional)

Coptic

Creole

Croatian

Czech

Danish

Dutch

English

Enochian

Esperanto

Farsi

Finnish

French

Gaelic (Irish)

Gaelic (Scottish)

German

Gothic

Greek (Koine)

Greek (Modern)

Greenlandic

Haitian Creole

Hebrew (Biblical)

Hebrew (Modern)

Hindi

Hungarian

Icelandic

Illongo

Indonesian

Interlingua

Italian

Japanese

Kannada

Khmer

Klingon

Korean

Latin

Lugandan

Maori

Mongolian

Nepali

Norwegian

Polish

Portuguese

Romanian

Russian

Serbian

Slovakian

Slovenian

Somali

Spanish

Svenska

Swahili

Syriac

Tagalog

Tamil

Telugu

Thai

toki pona

Turkish

Ukranian

Venda

Viet

Welsh

West Saxon

Xhosa

Yiddish

Zulu

[ebulerdo]

Hi Jonathon

Thank you for this list.

Castillian and Spanish are two names for the same language. :-)

I don't have any modules in any languages not covered here.

Regards,

Carlos

[jonathon]

Castillian and Spanish are two names for the same language. :-)

I took language names from the resource description.

There is a lingustic argument that Spanish consists of four different, but closely related languages, of which Castillian is the most common. The other languages are Andalusian, Aragonese, and Extremaduran. The dialects of Latin America can also been thrown into that mixture.

Some people prefer the term "Castillian" over "Spanish", for political, or socio-economic reasons.

Given all of the above, I wasn't going to make a call that the resources were in the same language, until I had analyzed the entire corpus.

jonathon

[Joh1v15to17]

I see that you have Zulu listed? Where can I download this file?

[Tj Higgins]

I see that you have Zulu listed? Where can I download this file?

 

Foreign language bibles can be found here:

 

http://www.biblesupp...reign-language/