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From: mitxirclap <mitxirclap@...>
> There's no much fonts in spanish. I know that there are more in
> eglinsh, but not here in Spain. Can you tell me book titles or other
> information fonts (in spanish or english) that talk about japanese
> culture, please?
I'm not sure what you mean. I don't think "fonts" is the word you
want. In English, "font" usually means typeface (fundición o estilo
de letra), though it is also used for "una pila" in a church. Perhaps
you mean "sources" or "resources" (recursos). In Spanish I'm sure you
are using the word "fuente", but "font" in English is a little
different.
Unfortunately, I'm not the one to recommend resources for you, but I'm
hoping this clarifies things for those here that can help you.
Jeremy
----- Original Message -----
From: mitxirclap <mitxirclap@...>
> Yes, you're right. I'm sorry.
No need to apologize. I've had my fair share of gaffes in Spanish.
And soon expect to be making them in Japanese.
Jeremy
On Mar 13, 2007, at 11:46 AM, Barbara Nostrand wrote:
> Hi.
>
> What sort of information would you like to start with? I have rather
> a few books about Japanese
> stuff that I can recommend depending on what precisely you are
> interested in learning about
> and for what purpose. For some odd reason, I've taken it into my head
> to catalog my library and
> put the catalog online. This is a long term project and I have more
> than 100 more titles cataloged
> now than when I last uploaded it, and I just started this project.
> Regardless, if you are interested
> in what I'm more or less reading at the moment, you can take a look
> at:
>
> http://www.demoivre.org/toshokan/
>
> I should mention that the books are not sorted by subject and not all
> are in English.
> Also, I have quite a few that are not catalogued yet.
>
> Best Wishes.
>
>
>
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> Some interesting titles there. Bookpedia looks to be quite useful, iBookpedia allows you to put in all sorts of stuff including individual
> am very much tempted to try it myself. One question, does it only
> give you the latest edition of each title? or does it allow you to
> plug in earlier dates?
> any help appreciated.
On Mar 17, 2007, at 5:31 PM, Barbara Nostrand wrote:
> Hi.
>
> > Some interesting titles there. Bookpedia looks to be quite useful, i
> > am very much tempted to try it myself. One question, does it only
> > give you the latest edition of each title? or does it allow you to
> > plug in earlier dates?
> > any help appreciated.
>
> Bookpedia allows you to put in all sorts of stuff including individual
> editions, &c. First of all, the ISBN system requires different numbers
> for each edition. So, this can help you out. However, Bookpedia is
> set up to handle the needs of both small libraries and used book
> dealers. Consequently, it has over a dozen list formats and you
> can come up with your own format as well.
>
>
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