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Different Languages
The reason for writing these pages is mainly aimed at me thinking that the game is a paradox.
If you're lost with that, consider the year in which the game starts, 1901. As players, we ally, stab, defend, etc, against the others playing. Would we do this to each other in real-life? Of course not but let's face it, it did happen later in the century & many of our countrymen died. That to me is a paradox!
If you're thinking how do I go from that set of paragraphs to mentioning different languages, the hope is that we can appreciate different languages & perhaps it helps our education.
Contents
The links will send you to a page which has tables in them. English abbreviations & full names are shown in them all so that you can keep track on the seperate tables with the other languages.
As you'll see in the pages, two different abbreviations in the English column, one is used by sites I'm involved with & the other is in the Avalon Hill rule book. The reason for the change is simply the software used to adjudicate games on Psychopath, Dip2000 & this site.
The number of links below will increase in time. If one of these is your native language & you think there is an error, let me know. The other side is that if your language isn't shown, please e-mail me yours & it will be shown.
To see those in Dutch, French, Greek & Italian, click here.
For Brazilian Portuguese, Macedonian, Argentinean Spanish & German, click here.
With the exemption of Icelandic the Nordic countries language is shown, click here.
Some Eastern European languages being Czech, Turkish, Polish & Hungarian, click here.
These have Slovene, Russian & two from Israel. One is their Latin words with the other being Hebrew. Click here.
This page isn't complete yet but is being shown as it has two different languages from Serbia, Latin & Cyrilic. Click here.
Diplomacy Links
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Site Links
NB If you do e-mail, notice I've changed @ to AT to stop possible e-mail spammers so before you send, swap it back.
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