小王子
People always want something visible to help retain their memories. That’s why the word souvenir comes from the French word meaning ‘to remember’. Of course, photos help a great deal, keyholders, small ornaments too; but as a linguist, I’m particularly interested in things related to languages. Therefore, collecting books in local languages as I travel has always been one of my favourite activities. Not long ago, I decided to buy a copy of the Little Prince in the local language whenever I travel to a new place. My collection is still very small, but this is only a start.
Փոքրիկ իշխանը
Armenian
Den Lille Prins
Danish
De Kleine Prins
Dutch
The Little Prince
English
شازده کوچولو
Farsi
Le Petit Prince
French
De Lytse Prins
Frisian
პატარა პრანცი
Georgian
Der Kleine Prinz
German
Il Piccolo Principe
Italian
星の王子さま
Japanese
Regulus
Latin
O Principezinho
Portuguese
Lille Prinsen
Swedish
Küçük Prens
Turkish
If you are interested in taking a look at a really huge collection of the Little Prince, follow this link.
Zoe Lam
六月 19th, 2009 at %I:%M%p
I have this habit, too. In addition to yours (except Farsi), I have Hungarian, Dutch, Czech, Korean, Portuguese and Spanish. I failed to find Tamil and Malay versions in Singapore. Hopefully, I will get Danish and Swedish later.