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Anja New Member Offline Publisher, writer and translator Posts: 35 Koroer, Denmark Gender:	Voyages into the Unknown in Danish May 17^th, 2007 at 1:50pm This is what the Danish translation of Voyages into the Unknown looks like: (take a closer look here: http://uforklarbar.dk/presse/rejser_ind_i_det_ukendte_omslag.tif) It was published in Denmark in December 2006. ~ Anja
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LaffingRain Super Member Offline Choose this Day Posts: 5249 Arizona Gender:	Re: Voyages into the Unknown in Danish Reply #1 - May 17^th, 2007 at 4:17pm thanks so much for putting this up for us Anja, that is indeed a beautiful illustration. alysia
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Vicky YaBB Administrator Offline Afterlife Knowledge Member Posts: 2170 Colorado Gender:	Re: Voyages into the Unknown in Danish Reply #2 - May 17^th, 2007 at 9:31pm I agree Alysia. It's neat to see this, but I wonder why the Danish version has a different cover though. Thanks Anja. You have a beautiful photo! My mom and her family are from Copenhagen.
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Rob Calkins Senior Member Offline Posts: 260 Denver	Re: Voyages into the Unknown in Danish Reply #3 - May 18^th, 2007 at 10:24am Cool Anja. I'm glad this book, one of my favorites, will be available to folks in Denmark. Uh, are you the publisher and translator? I couldn't open the link you provided - my computer is having problems with quicktime. Anyway, thanks for the post. - Rob
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spooky2 Super Member Offline Afterlife Knowledge Member Posts: 2368	Re: Voyages into the Unknown in Danish Reply #4 - May 18^th, 2007 at 6:28pm Very good Anja! You're faster than we here in Germany!
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betson Super Member Offline Afterlife Knowledge Member Posts: 3445 SE USA Gender:	Re: Voyages into the Unknown in Danish Reply #5 - May 19^th, 2007 at 8:35am Congratulations, Anja! Alot of work goes into a new publication! Now that you are done with the translation, can you join us for website discussions too? Bets
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Re: Voyages into the Unknown in Danish
Reply #6 - May 20^th, 2007 at 8:53am

Thanks, everybody.

Yes, I translated and published it. And now I'm busy translating the next one. Then the next and ... Shocked

But it feels so good to be doing it, so I'm not complaining. Cool

Spooky2, I wonder why they haven't been translatet into German yet. By the way, do you know if Bruce has any workshops there this year?

Vicky, are you ever in Denmark then?

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Anja

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Re: Voyages into the Unknown in Danish
Reply #7 - May 20^th, 2007 at 7:02pm

Anja,

I was only there as a wee one.

I'd love to visit some day though.

My brother and I never did learn to speak Danish. Mom and dad spoke it often when they didn't want us to know what they were talking about. My dad is from Mississippi, and he met mom on a cruise ship to Canada and they've been together ever since. Early on he moved with her to Denmark and learned the language so well that no one believed he wasn't Danish! Pretty impressive, I'd say, for such a hard language.

I'm sure you don't see it as a hard language, but I wonder...how difficult is it for you to do the translations? Do you find that there are words or phrases that are hard to find an exact translation for?

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