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Page 11 - Constructed Languages and Fun Parodies list: Uncle Eli (Dr Seuss style) Page 42 - Ancient Greek: 3rd word in each question missing middle letter;
should be
Page 50 - Aramaic, Ancient: Alex Heppenheimer was 31 in 2003. Page 63 - Vietnamese: last question, 7th word, should be
Page 76 - Thai: Transliteration is by Karla Allan Page 85 - Swedish: the printed version shows a transliteration only.
The translation is: Page 110 - Russian:
Second word should be transliterated otlichayetsya, third word as
eta.
Third word of each question is transliterated as drugiye.
The second phrase of each question is better rendered as A v'etu noch.
In the first and second questions, the
third word of the second line should start
with Page 112 - Romanian: A cedilla [¸] should be under the 't' in noptile. Page 125 - Pashto, Northern: Some communities in Afghanistan use a
somewhat different character set. The intro question is shown:
Page 142 - Navajo: Paul Zolbrod. (Spelled correctly in Acknowledgments.) Page 159 - Malinke: "In the recordings" should refer to Daya, not Fodé. Page 168 & 362 - Luiseño: Eric's name is spelled Elliott. Page 206 - Italian: First word missing accent: Perchè Page 214 - Hungarian: The dipping question should be: Page 230 - Greek: Number of speakers is 12,258,540, not 112 million. Page 232 - German: The term for High German should be spelled Hochdeutsch. Page 255 - Ebira: Ibrahim is from Athens, Greece; drawing by Stephanie Black. Page 256 - Dutch: The town is spelled Volendam. Page 267 - Cornish: The bitter herbs question should be: Page 287 - Cajun: Every "les autres nuit" should be nuits. Page 290 - Bulgarian: Add to the end of the matzah question:
Page 298 - Belarussian:
intro line, 4th and 5th words should be
Page 318 - Judeo-Iraqi Arabic: In translation notes, the Hebrew word yirakot after ha-layla belongs on the next line (shih-ahr yirakot). Page 345 - Symbolic Logic: Extensive corrections - contained here. Additional minor typos on pages 26, 73 and others. |
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