Books written in uncommon languages

Dilara86: Finnish

Dilara86: Original language: Breton. Translated into French by the author. The English translation might be based on the French version.

Dilara86: Serbo-Croatian

Dilara86: Kikuyu/Gĩkũyũ

inge87: Hungarian

bluepiano: Georgian

spiphany: Faroese

bluepiano: Albanian

bluepiano: Basque

Dilara86: Original language: Estonian. Translated into French. No English translation as far as I know. ETA: Translated into English in 2015 :-)

inge87: Catalan

inge87: Dutch

Dilara86: Irish

bluepiano: Icelandic

bluepiano: Montenegrin. A bit of a cheat, really, because like Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, and so on it's basically the language that used to be called 'Yugoslavian'.

bluepiano: Another slight cheat: The book is written in English, but it's a transcription of Pitseolak's spoken Inuktitut.

Dilara86: Yiddish

bluepiano: Egyptian (hieratic)

bluepiano: Coptic

bluepiano: Akkadian

Dilara86: Tibetan

bluepiano: Afrikaans

bluepiano: Romanian

bluepiano: Sanskrit

spiphany: Serbian

spiphany: Serbian

spiphany: Estonian

spiphany: Estonian

spiphany: Maybe a bit of a cheat, as no published version of this in the original exists. Translation of live performances in Zuni.

spiphany: Estonian

spiphany: Slovenian

bluepiano: Catalan

spiphany: Albanian

spiphany: Luo

spiphany: Lithuanian

spiphany: Oriya

Dilara86: Arabic

Dilara86: Swedish

Dilara86: Uzbek (translated into French - I don't know whether an English translation exists)

Dilara86: Translated from Acoli into English by the author.

Dilara86: Portuguese

Dilara86: Albanian

Dilara86: Hungarian

Dilara86: Czech

Dilara86: Hindi

Dilara86: Hungarian

Dilara86: Serbo-Croatian

Dilara86: Polish

Dilara86: Urdu

Dilara86: Icelandic

Dilara86: Icelandic

Dilara86: Catalan

Dilara86: Kannada

Dilara86: Originally written in Wolof, translated into French.

Dilara86: Original in Greenlandic, Danish version written by the author.

Dilara86: Icelandic

Dilara86: Persian

Dilara86: Provençal

Dilara86: Indonesian

Dilara86: Hungarian

Dilara86: Croatian

Dilara86: Tamil

Dilara86: Tamil

Dilara86: Kalaallisut (Greenlandic)

Dilara86: Original language: Persian. Translated into French and Italian. No English translation, as far as I know.

Dilara86: Hindi/Hindustani

Cynfelyn : With 260m native speakers and 120m L2 speakers, Hindi is hardly an uncommon language!

Dilara86: Polish

Cynfelyn : Polish has 55 million native speakers. Hardly an uncommon language.

Dilara86: Chinese

Cynfelyn : Chinese has 1,200,000,000 native speakers. You have to add the number of native English speakers to the number of second language English speakers, PLUS those who speak English as a foreign language before you that sort of figure. By no stretch of the imagination can Chinese be called an uncommon language.

Dilara86: Chinese

Cynfelyn : Chinese, uncommon? No. Mandarin alone has more native speakers than the next two commonest languages, Spanish and English, combined.

spiphany: Vietnamese

spiphany: Bengali

spiphany: Czech

spiphany: Bulgarian

spiphany: Bengali

spiphany: Romanian

spiphany: Ukrainian

spiphany: Korean

spiphany: Marathi

spiphany: Korean

spiphany: Sinhala

spiphany: Bulgarian

spiphany: Bulgarian. Available in German translation

Dilara86: Arabic

Cynfelyn : Arabic has 292m native speakers. That's not uncommon.

Dilara86: Arabic

Dilara86: Arabic

Dilara86: Arabic

Dilara86: Arabic

Dilara86: Arabic

Dilara86: Arabic