How many languages have Clive Barker's Abarat been printed in? Also, how many copies have been published?
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Not sure.  Excellent book tho'.  Can't wait for the third one.  Check out Amazon UK.  They may have info you need.
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"One of the exciting developments of the growing popularity of the Left Behind series is its spread around the world. 1-million copies of books and tapes in the adult series have now been sold in 12 languages, with another 16 languages either newly released or in preparation."
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Well, it ranges from 40,000 to 80,000 because it's really difficult to give an exact count as to the number of characters, since many of them are obscure, unused, or arcahic variants, even though they are all different.\n\nFor example, "two" is normally written as 二\nHowever, these two characters: 貳  弍 are ancient, though pretty much unused, ways to write it.\n\nCheck out the first source for more info.  I hope this helps  :)
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There are over 130 million copies of the New World Translation in print. A printed copy can be requested at no charge using this online form or by writing to a local address:\nhttps://watch002.securesites.net/contact/submit.htm\nhttp://watchtower.org/how_to_contact_us.htm\n\nThe entire text of NWT is also available at the official website of Jehovah's Witnesses:\nhttp://watchtower.org/bible/\n\nLearn more:\nhttp://watchtower.org/library/pr/article_04.htm\nhttp://watchtower.org/e/na/\nhttp://watchtower.org/e/20020915/article_01.htm\nhttp://www.watchtower.org/e/20050715/article_02.htm
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42\n\nBy the way, did you know that books come in different sizes?  They can be printed with different fonts?\nThey can have different line spacing and margins?
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Arabic, English, french and a little of Turkish
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about 39,491 alternate language names and dialects... i got this from wikipedia. Hey, im not THAT smart! I got curious so i googled it :-)
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i can send u the ebook of the da vinci code if u r good enough in english...just send me an email:fadi_84@hotmail.com
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Here's all I've found so far. I'll keep looking.  This article mentions only "Arabic and African" text.\n\nhttp://www.safrica.info/what_happening/news/features/timbuktumanuscripts.htm\n\nHere's an e-mail address. Good luck. I spent the whole morning reading about this.  What an extraordinary legacy.\ninfo@timbuktufoundation.org <info@timbuktufoundation.org>
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look in the back of his latest book, there is usually a list of all books published. My parents read his books, I have only read Bone Collector and Coffin Dancer, but he has done a lot. There was The Lake Houses and some kind of numbered series, something like 1st to die, and 2nd something, and 3rd Horseman I think, anyway that is all I know, hoped it helped. If you want his whole collection you are probably going to have to look for them individually or perhaps order them all from the publisher or find them from a collector. People like my parents read them once and then collect them and they are kept in excellent condition. Try a local used bookstore to scope out some collectors.
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It's not like aren't already too many languages. But why not?\n\nSystems programming.\n\nAlso do a search for the words "lex" and "yacc" and see what turns up.
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A few publishers actually state "First Edition" or "First Printing" right on the copyright page (Knopf, Random House, Norton, St. Martin's Press). If only it were always that simple!\n\nMost publishers just give the copyright date or use number sequences, generally ascending or descending number rows, such as 12345678910 or 10987654321. A typical example of this is Houghton Mifflin, which generally now has 10987654321 on the copyright page. For the second printing, the "1" will be dropped, for the third, the "2". A fourth printing will have "10987654". As of the second printing, Houghton Mifflin also drops the year from the bottom of the title page (not all publishers do this, but Houghton Mifflin is especially known for this practice).\n\nSome publishers also use odd-even ascending and decending rows, such as 135798642 and 246897531. Some publishers have nothing but the date. Some use unique systems, and many have changed their systems over time. Random House uses the following system: They have the number row 98765432 and the words "First edition". Their system is unusual in that it doesn't use a "1": it's almost as though the "1" were replaced by the words "First edition", because when the words "first edition" are lacking, it's a second printing. Lately, Random House has been using the ascending-descending system a lot, such as "24689753". It still needs to state "First edition", however, - and, if those 2 words are missing, it's not a first printing.\n\nWe welcome questions about particular books you may have, and will answer them as soon as we can.
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ANSWER: Although a language can be defined as differently from one person to the next, SIL International, the pre-eminent source for the catalogue of languages around the world, claim there are 6,912 known languages.\n\nEDIT: Posted wrong link, this is correct\n\nhttp://www.ethnologue.com/home.asp
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Try this one\nLakos Dorottya: Hungarian for foreigners\nThe firts picture is the book, the one below is the cassette. If you have problem in ordering it, just contact me.
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Is it in English? Because this question isn't and I'm afraid I don't read other languages.
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What the best English translation is, I can't tell, but I can give you a link a translation online. Maybe the best translation don't exist online:\nProject Gutenberg got a translation by Swami Paramananda
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they're written in two different languages