Here are five new foreign editions of Dinotopia: Journey to Chandara. Can you guess which languages they're translated into?The first person to guess correctly will receive a free bookplate and a signed dinosaur sketch by James Gurney. One guess per person, please. Employees of Dinotopia publishers not eligible.
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ADDENDUM. The answers are: 1. Romanian, 2. French, 3. Bulgarian, 4. Czech, and 5. Hungarian.
Thanks everyone. Vertumno was the winner. As I understand it, Bulgarian and Russian share the Cyrillic alphabet, so a lot of people, including Ruuhkis made a completely reasonable guess right away. Erin McGuire was right, but just a little late.
The publisher of the Romanian, Bulgarian, Czech, and Hungarian editions is Eastone Books, and the publisher of the French edition is Editions Fleurus.
22 comments:
1. Romanian
2. French
3. Greek
4. Spanish
5. Polish
1. Romanian
2. French
3. Russian
4. Czech
5. Hungarian
1- Roumain
2- Français
3- Russe
4- Portugais
5- Hongrois
tough!
1. romanian
2. french
3. russian
4. czech
5. hungarian
1. Romanian
2. French
3. Russian
4. Czech
5. Hungarian
1. Romanian
2. French
3. Russian
4. Slovakian
5. Hungarian
Romanian
French
Bulgarian
Czech
Norwegian
All good guesses. No one has all five right yet.
1. Romanian
2. French
3. Russian
4. Czechoslovakian
5. Icelandic
1. Romanian
2. French
3. Bulgarian
4. Czech
5. Hungarian
1. Romanian
2. Belgium
3. Bulgaria
4. Czech
5. Hungarian
1. Romanian
2. French
3.Serbian
4.Czech
5.Hungarian
1.romanian
2.french
3.greek
4.czech
5.hungarian
Romanian
French
Ukranian
Czech
Hungarian
1.romanian
2.french
3. Bulgarian
4.czech
5.hungarian
Hi,
Romanian
French
Slovakian
Czech
Hungarian
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Congratulazioni, Vertumno! Sei il vincitore! Piacere di email a "jgurneyart@yahoo.com" il tuo indirizzo. Ti spediro il tuo premio.
1 dopey
2 sneezy
3 grumpy
4 doc
5 sleepy
ahhh....dang...its already over!
haha, but thats a nice christmas present!
1. Romanian
2. French
3. Russian
4. Slovakian
5. Hungarian
Thanks everyone for your guesses. Vertumno was the winner. As I understand it, Bulgarian and Russian share the Cyrillic alphabet, so a lot of people, including Ruuhkis made a completely reasonable guess right away. Emcguire was right, but just a little late.
The publisher of the Romanian, Bulgarian, Czech, and Hungarian editions is Eastone Books
and the publisher of the French edition is Editions Fleurus
he,he...being romanian myself I must say I´m quite surprised(and why not:enchanted:))to see that everybody recognized without any doubts that the first one is romanian edition...when I´ll be back in Bucharest for sure I´ll search for it!Best of wishes!
Finlay in Bulgarian! What an amazing surprise :) I'll be getting it the first chance I get!
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