Hi,
I hope it's for foreign languages, too : ) . I haven't seen anything non english, so may be I'm the first.
After some year's of theater work, it seems to be a great idea to read a complete book and publish it "open domain". Especially because a friend of mine is blind. She is very keen on audio books.
Of course I'm available, if somebody needs a speaker with weird german accent .
Regards, Hato
Hato, from Germany
Willkommen, Hato!
Wir koennen etwas auf Deutsch anfangen -- wenn es einfach waere, wuerde ich es gern lesen. Ein Kinderbuch?
Ouch, it's been a long time since I tried to write in german -- hope it makes some sense :)
Anyway, welcome and feel free to suggest a book in german -- and also to sign up to read any of our english books -- we like accents and regional dialects around here :)
Kara
Wir koennen etwas auf Deutsch anfangen -- wenn es einfach waere, wuerde ich es gern lesen. Ein Kinderbuch?
Ouch, it's been a long time since I tried to write in german -- hope it makes some sense :)
Anyway, welcome and feel free to suggest a book in german -- and also to sign up to read any of our english books -- we like accents and regional dialects around here :)
Kara
Kara
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"Mary wished to say something very sensible into her Zoom H2 Handy Recorder, but knew not how." -- Jane Austen (& Kara)
Hi Hato
There are a number of Germans registered on LibriVox. If you fancy reading something German, why don't you post a suggestion (bearing in mind that it needs to be in the public domain) in the Next Books thread: http://librivox.org/forum/viewforum.php?f=1
There is currently a French recording project underway, someone wanted to do something in Italian, and there's been some interest in a German recording.
Oh, all right. I've just browsed the German Gutenberg Projekt, and I was inspired... I'll coordinate a project, but don't laugh. This one has a lot of memories for me: Winnetou I!
If you're a Karl May fan, why not join and read it with me? I'll put it up in Readers Wanted http://librivox.org/forum/viewforum.php?f=2 in a minute.
Gesine
There are a number of Germans registered on LibriVox. If you fancy reading something German, why don't you post a suggestion (bearing in mind that it needs to be in the public domain) in the Next Books thread: http://librivox.org/forum/viewforum.php?f=1
There is currently a French recording project underway, someone wanted to do something in Italian, and there's been some interest in a German recording.
Oh, all right. I've just browsed the German Gutenberg Projekt, and I was inspired... I'll coordinate a project, but don't laugh. This one has a lot of memories for me: Winnetou I!
If you're a Karl May fan, why not join and read it with me? I'll put it up in Readers Wanted http://librivox.org/forum/viewforum.php?f=2 in a minute.
Gesine
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Welcome Hato! Wow, books in other languages is super cool!
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