Query Details
| Query Subject: |
le petit prince
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| Author: | Thomas Stolz | |
| Submitter Email: | click here to access email | |
| Linguistic LingField(s): |
Text/Corpus Linguistics
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| Subject Language(s): |
English
Greek, Modern Polish Romanian Turkish |
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| Query: |
dear colleagues,
the bremen comitative-typology research group is urgently looking for translations of antoine de saint-exupery's le petit prince in the languages of the world. we already have quite a few translations at hand, but the following items are still missing (and our special book-shop cannot guarantee to get hold of them): afrikaans albanian azeri bambara basque belorussian cebuano faroese frisian indonesian irish kalaalisut kurdish malagassy malti mongolian oriya papiamentu quechua romani rumanian sorbian ukranian welsh we'd appreciate any information that might help us get copies of the prince in the above (and sundry) languages. who of you out there likes to share what s/he knows about how and where to get the princes? thomas stolz komitativ-typologie university of bremen fb 10: linguistics pf 330 440 d-28 334 bremen, germany fax ++49-421-218 4283 * I apoligize for any double posting for people on the corpora list. I am working on a cross-linguistic investigation of the mental lexicon. Many of my co-researchers have difficulty building lexical decision tasks because they don't have frequency lists for their language of interest. Could anyone give me information on frequency lists (of any kind) for Polish, Turkish, Greek and Bulgarain? Also, if you know of a frequency list for English, other than Kuchera and Francis, please send me that information too. Phaedra Royle Universite de Montreal Centre de recherche Theophile-Alajouanine A friend, who is a philologist rather than a linguist, has asked me to let him know if the Berlin Wall led to wider divergence in the use of foreign languages or varieties of German; wider than might normally have been the case. I will pass on information which reaches me; and summarise should that be called for. Regards Bill Bennett. |
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| LL Issue: | 8.282 | |
| Date posted: | 26-Feb-1997 | |
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