New SW Instruction Book in German!

[Valerie Sutton]

SignWriting List
August 10, 2005

For more information on the schedule, as to when translations will be  
ready, write to the publisher of the book:

Birgit Jacobsen, Publisher
Tel: 040-69 70 40 26
Fax: 040-69 70 40 87
info at gebaerden.de
www.gebaerden.de

I look forward to some time to be able to work through the details  
with Birgit and Stefan. I hope in time to help place the book for  
sale on Amazon.com. Birgit...if you can contact me again, let's talk  
about specifics. I have gotten confused by other things and we need  
to talk about how to sell the book from our web sites, and how to  
plan for the English translation etc...

Val ;-)


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On Aug 9, 2005, at 7:42 PM, midori at a.tsukuba-tech.ac.jp wrote:
> Now I am translating "Das Zeichen Article English Translation" into  
> Japanese to let people here to know about SW. It is easier for me  
> to translate from English than from German, though I sometimes have  
> to go to the original text to confirm what it means, like, Ice -  
> egg - rice - one (smile). So I am glad to know the new book by  
> Stefan will be translated into English. It is really a wonderful  
> book and I think it should be translated into Asian Languages  
> including Japanse and Chinese. Please think about it after European  
> translations are completed.

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On Aug 9, 2005, at 10:20 PM, Stuart Thiessen wrote:

> When will this book be available in English? Is there a time frame?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Stuart
>
> On Aug 6, 2005, at 19:13, Valerie Sutton wrote:
>
>
>> SignWriting List
>> August 6, 2005
>>
>> Dear SW List, Carmen, Penny, Siv, the Parkhursts....and Everyone!!
>> Did you know that Stefan Woehrmann has written a new instruction  
>> book about SignWriting? The book is in German. It is called:  
>> Handbuch zur GebaerdenSchrift, published by Verlag Birgit  
>> Jacobsen, http://www.gebaerden.de, from Hamburg, Germany.
>>
>> I will be creating a web posting about this new book soon. I spoke  
>> with Birgit on the phone about finding ways to distribute it in  
>> the United States. There is so much to be done!  It will be  
>> translated into several spoken languages in the future, including  
>> English, and possibly French and Spanish.
>>
>> Congratulations, Stefan! It is a beautiful book. In the attached  
>> photo, Stefan's son Gordian, around age 7, is reading his Dad's  
>> book...Gordian (hearing) was raised on SignWriting and SignWriter  
>> DOS!
>>
>> Val ;-)
>>
>> <handbuch.jpg>
>>
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