All Set [NOT LV]Children's book translationforcharity-please

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Update: This project has been translated into four languages amazingly. It is more proof of how wonderful Librivoxers are!

Update: The Spanish translation has been completed thanks to Ismael (ismapro). Olivia La Valiente Rama de Olivo. Thanks ismapro!
The Dutch translation has been completed by Ernst Pattynama. Olivia het dappere olijftakje. Thank you, Ernst!
The Portuguese translation has been completed by Maria Laura. Olivia, a Corajosa Rama de Oliveira : Uma Historia de Esperanca. Thanks, Maria Laura!
The French translation by Françoise Campo. Olivia,la courageuse branche d’olivier: Un conte plein d’espoir. Thank you, Françoise!

Hi All,
I have a little children's book about Noah's ark. It tells the story from the perspective of the olive branch. Olivia, the Brave Olive Branch: A Story of Hope. The story is about bravery and hope in the face of death. It isn't as bleak as it sounds; the pictures are very colorful and cute. It is 2600 words.
I am donating the proceeds of the book to the Boston Children's Hospital in honor of my granddaughter who has a severe brain injury.
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Post by Ernst Pattynama »

Hello:
Could you translate it into Dutch.
I'd be happy to have a look at it :)
Good Luck!
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Hi Ernst,

Dutch would be really interesting. It would be great. I will get it ready and PM you about it.

Thanks for your help!
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Post by mlaura »

I could review the portuguese translation if you need it. :wink:
Would be happy to help.

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Hi Maria,
That would be great. I will PM you about it.
Thanks!
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Post by dii »

I can check the Italian version if it's still needed :)
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Hi Diana,
That would be wonderful. I will PM you.
Thanks so much!
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Post by ismapro »

Hi,

I can help you with the spanish review.
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Thanks! I'll PM you.
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Post by Kristingj »

Hi, ifg you're still interested, I could translate to Norwegian for you
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Hi Kristin,
Thank you. I will PM you about it.
Thanks!
Amy :D
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Post by Babylon5 »

Hi,

I could help you with French, if it hasn't be done yet.

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Hi,
That would be great. I will PM you about it.
Thanks!
Amy
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I would love to so an English version, if it hasn't been done already :) I'm afraid I'm not multilingual!
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Thank you for your interest Frances but it is all set now. I appreciate the offer.
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