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In lugnet.general, Jeff Stembel writes:
> In lugnet.general, Ka-On Lee writes:
> > > Interesting, I wonder what the addional languages are?
> > > #8480 is from 1996? The Idea Book, from 1990, had flags denoting each
> > > language. I would have been unable to identify some without that help.
> > > The battery usage instructions probably don't have the flags. That would
> > > make the task of identifying the languages much more difficult.
> >
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/scans/8000/8480/8480-002.html
> >
> > I can only identify 5 and read 2 of them.
>
> Well, I can only read one, but I take a guess at the others. ;)
>
> Column one:
> English, German, French
Agree
> Column two:
> Italian, Dutch, Spanish
Agree
> Column three:
> Danish, Finnish, Swedish?, unknown, unknown, Russian?, Turkish?, unknown
Danish, Finnish, Swedish, Portuguese, Hungarian, Greece, Turkish,
Maltese/Maleisian ?
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> Column four:
> Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, unknown, Hebrew?
Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, last two I don't know
> The ones with question marks are wild guesses. "unknown" means I can't even
> make a guess.
>
> Jeff
Sybrand
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> > Column four:
> > Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, unknown, Hebrew?
> Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, last two I don't know
The second last one is Korean.
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In lugnet.general, Ka-On Lee writes:
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> > > Column four:
> > > Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, unknown, Hebrew?
> > Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, last two I don't know
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> The second last one is Korean.
I don't think the last one is Hebrew, unless A) my eyes are really going or B)
it's some weird font I'm unfamiliar with.
Judging by the "TH" next to it, and the fact that the other languages around it
are from the Far East, my stab in the dark would be Thai.
eric
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