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A Japanese version! Marvellous!

I would have loved to translate that but my level isn't there just yet. I'm just happy I can pass it on my japanese acquaintances now.

Thanks for sharing.

Veganomante wrote:A Japanese version! Marvellous!

I would have loved to translate that but my level isn't there just yet. I'm just happy I can pass it on my japanese acquaintances now.

Thanks for sharing.

Let us know how it was received!

rags

Hi rags,

This is the reaction to the pamphlet I found it direct from Japan.
The blogger received this info from a vegan in Luthuania.

http://ameblo.jp/macaronnikki/entry-102 ... .html#main

It says,

Gary Francione is a Professor of Law at Rutgers University.
Francione wrote many books about animal rights. He is well known
animal rights activist.
Recently, Francione made a pamphlet about animal rights, it is
translated into Japanese.

Great. I hope some day, on my first trip to Japan, I'll be able to make some animal rights activism using this pamphlet.

hummingbird wrote:Gary Francione is a Professor of Law at Rutgers University.
Francione wrote many books about animal rights. He is well known
animal rights activist.
Recently, Francione made a pamphlet about animal rights, it is
translated into Japanese.

That translation sounds like done by a robot, haha. I'd say it says:

Gary Francione is an american Professor of Law at Rutgers University. Francione has written a lot of books about animal rights and he is a well known animal rights activist. Recently, Francione made a new animal rights pamphlet. It is even translated into Japanese.

Thanks for sharing that, hummingbird!

Chinese translations for any kind of vegan education would be very useful. Apart from being a widely used language, many Taoist vegetarians speak Chinese.