2+2 Books in French ?

[Chillee]

It seems there will be some 2+2 books to be translated in French. Is it possible to have some informations about the titles concerned, the release dates, etc...

[Mason Malmuth]

Hi Chillee:

Harrington I and II are being translated right now. After these are released we expect others to follow.

Our French publisher is also our German Publisher, and the first German book is out. So we know they're coming.

Best wishes,
Mason

[Chillee]

Thanks you for your answer.

[CasinoR7]

It always amazes me that French people don't want to read English.

[fraac]

If they can learn poker they can learn English.

[Troll_Inc]

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If they can learn poker they can learn English.

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Absolutely true. The cards are in English! And they use the English numbering system!

(lazy frogs)

[fraac]

Wasn't an implication so much as an exhortation. Bloody, bloody lazy frogs.

[Chillee]

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It always amazes me that French people don't want to read English.

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Don't know English is the exact answer. There is a language, called French, which works pretty well for most of the people so they don't need to learn another one.

[CasinoR7]

Yes, that's is the French spirit. It's horrible when you are on vacation in Paris. In Holland almost everyone has learned a little English. At least enough to read English books or to communicate with foreigners.

[Troll_Inc]

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Yes, that's is the French spirit. It's horrible when you are on vacation in Paris. In Holland almost everyone has learned a little English. At least enough to read English books or to communicate with foreigners.

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Yeah, but when you're on vacation there they don't mind taking your money!

And I've found that the many of the younger residents of places like Holland, Germany, and Denmark have a better grasp of the English language than do most Americans (something I sure not many should find surprising).

But since the French are lazy, from a business standpoint, I would have translated 2+2 books into French before I did German, since many could have already bought, read, and understood the English versions.