Translated Lit: Which languages do u read?

Which languages do you can read? Persian, English, Azeri, Turkish (I have difficulty in reading these too), Arabic (A little, and just read not get the point so much)

How do you read a classical Ancient Greek work? In translation (English and Persian)
Do read the Bible in its original language?No, English and Persian
Do you read in Latin? No
Do you read in French? No
Do you read in Russian? NO
Do you read in Spanish? No
When you read an old English work, it is in its original version or a translated one? If original it is with footnotes or glossary
Do you read Old English? yes but just with the help of footnotes
Do you read in the language of Goethe? NO
Do you read in the language of Dante? No
Do you read in the language of Camões? No

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Originally Posted by JBI

Indian as in indigenous Brazilian, or as in from the country India?

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Indigenous Brazilian.
Our work will be in Brazil, a community of Brazilian native indians of the state of Espirito Santo (ES). The indigenous community is out of cities, in country.

That may be a beginning of a tour in other Brazilian states (not confirmed).


About the county India (now talking about Asia) I'd love to visit India someday, that country has one of richiest cultures in the world (ancient literature, philosophy, classical music, cooking, meditation, etc). The first linguistic studies were done in Sanskrit, before the Ancient Greeks.

I can read english and only english because I am a typical american. Except I hate country music. I hate television and I am actually an alien.


:alien: moo moo moo moo