To my surprise, I found out from my royalty statement that TDPL's first official translation is in Korean. I can't even find a site that sells the book yet; if any Korean readers are out there, I'd be delighted to see at least what the cover looks like.

Andrei

"Andrei Alexandrescu" <SeeWebsiteForEmail@erdani.org> wrote in message news:imlk67$sj$1@digitalmars.com...
> To my surprise, I found out from my royalty statement that TDPL's first official translation is in Korean. I can't even find a site that sells the book yet; if any Korean readers are out there, I'd be delighted to see at least what the cover looks like.
>

Cool!

On 3/26/11, Andrei Alexandrescu <SeeWebsiteForEmail@erdani.org> wrote:
> if any Korean readers are out there, I'd be delighted to see at least what the cover looks like.

If it's North Korea you're talking about, I think we know what the cover will look like. :p

At last, "TDPL in Korean" is on sale.

I have the original, but have poor English.. :(

The translator said his work will be complete by September 2010, but I had to wait for published for a long time.


Anyway, you can see its cover at:

http://kangcom.com/sub/view.asp?sku=201104060006

But it is just translation of its subject. :p

On 4/14/11 1:23 PM, azurenote wrote:
> At last, "TDPL in Korean" is on sale.
>
> I have the original, but have poor English.. :(
>
> The translator said his work will be complete by September 2010, but I had to wait
> for published for a long time.
>
>
> Anyway, you can see its cover at:
>
> http://kangcom.com/sub/view.asp?sku=201104060006
>
> But it is just translation of its subject. :p

Thanks for the information! Love Korean script too - very logical.

Andrei