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This Wikiproject is to coordinate the work on books related to human languages.

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In every language, you need some same basic things :

  • vocabulary related to food, familly, etc
  • being able to say that your name is X, how old you are, that you are hungry.

Off course, you may need different thinks according to the language you are studying. For example rice for Japan. And being able to say it is cold would be less usefull if you travel to some countries. However, a lot of vocabulary may be used in nearly all languages.


For vocabulary, we can use the same template

For example :

[edit] Books that already exist

Languages

LANGUAGES OF EUROPE - Bulgarian Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 24, 2005) - Croatian Development stage: 25% (as of Jul 18, 2005) - Danish Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 24, 2005) - Dutch Development stage: 50% (as of Jan 24, 2005) - English... - Finnish... - French... - German... - Gothic Development stage: 25% (as of Aug 17, 2005) - Greek... - Icelandic Development stage: 25% (as of {{{2}}}) - Irish Gaelic Development stage: 25% (as of ) - Italian Development stage: 25% (as of ) - Latin... - Lowland Scots Development stage: 25% (as of Jul 22, 2007) - Manx Development stage: 25% (as of 2 Nov 2007) - Neapolitan Development stage: 25% (as of Aug 20, 2005) - Norwegian... - Polish Development stage: 25% (as of ) - Portuguese... - Romanian Development stage: 25% (as of Aug 17, 2005) - Russian Development stage: 25% (as of Aug 17, 2005) - Serbian Development stage: 25% (as of Oct 9, 2005) - Scottish Gaelic Development stage: 25% (as of Dec 4, 2008) - Spanish... - Swedish Development stage: 25% (as of Aug 17, 2005) - Turkish Development stage: 50% (as of Apr 18, 2007) - Ukrainian Development stage: 25% (as of Aug 17, 2005) - Welsh Development stage: 25% (as of Aug 17, 2005) - Yiddish... — LANGUAGES OF ASIA - Azerbaijani Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 24, 2005) - Chechen Development stage: 25% (as of 11 November 2007) - Chinese... - Gujarati Development stage: 25% (as of ) - Hindi... - Japanese Development stage: 50% (as of Jan 1, 2000) - Kannada Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 1, 2000) - Korean Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 1, 2000) - Manchu Development stage: 50% (as of Jul 30, 2008) - Marathi Development stage: 25% (as of Oct 26, 2007) - Punjabi Development stage: 25% (as of August 12, 2008) - Sanskrit Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 1, 2000) - Tajik Development stage: 25% (as of 05 April 2007) - Tamil Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 1, 2000) - Telugu Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 1, 2000) - Urdu Development stage: 25% (as of 5 April 2007) - Uzbek Development stage: 25% (as of April 05, 2007) - Vietnamese Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 1, 2000) — LANGUAGES OF THE AMERICAS - Jamaican Creole Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 1, 2000) - Miskito Development stage: 100% (as of Jan 6, 2008) - Miwok Development stage: 25% (as of Feb 10, 2005) - Nahuatl Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 1, 2000) - Quechua Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 1, 2000) — LANGUAGES OF THE PACIFIC - Indonesian Development stage: 50% (as of Jan 1, 2000) - Kapampangan Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 1, 2007) - Tagalog Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 1, 2000) - Tetum Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 1, 2000) - Tok Pisin Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 1, 2000) — LANGUAGES OF AFRICA - Afrikaans Development stage: 25% (as of June 12, 2005) - Bambara Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 24, 2005) - Zulu Development stage: 00% (as of May 22, 2005) — LANGUAGES OF THE MIDDLE EAST - Arabic Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 24, 2005) - Modern Hebrew Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 1, 2000) - Persian Development stage: 25% (as of ) - Sumerian Development stage: 00% (as of Feb 20, 2006) — SIGN LANGUAGES - American Sign Language Development stage: 00% (as of Mar 21, 2005) — CONSTRUCTED LANGUAGES - Esperanto Development stage: 50% (as of February 18, 2006) - Lingua Franca Nova Development stage: 100% (as of July, 2007) - Lojban Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 1, 2000) - Novial Development stage: 75% (as of ) - Quenya Development stage: 100% (as of ) - Slovio Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 1, 2000) - Tengwar Development stage: 100% (as of ) - Toki Pona Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 1, 2000) - Unilingua Development stage: 75% (as of Mar 16, 2005) — OTHER LANGUAGE BOOKS - Authoring Foreign Language Textbooks Development stage: 50% (as of Dec 4, 2008) - How to Learn a Language Development stage: 75% (as of Dec 4, 2008) - Understanding Scientific Terminology Development stage: 75% (as of Jan 23, 2008) - Visual Language Interpreting Development stage: 25% (as of Jan 1, 2000)

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All Languages books...

[edit] Participants

  • Oualmakran Youssef, I participate on fr.wikibooks.org. Mainly interrested in English, French, Dutch, and less in Spanish, German, Japanese, etc.
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[edit] see also

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