Libraries Are For Everyone: German

UPDATE: I messed up this translation. I was sent the correct version, but somehow accidentally left out a dot. I’ve noted it on the original that was sent to me. Thankfully, Alireza from Clackamas Community College caught my mistake and made me aware of it. So be sure that your Farsi signs have the second…

It’s the 50th set of Libraries Are For Everyone signs!That’s over 550 signs!!! This translation was submitted to me by the delightful Colleen, a librarian at Clackamas Community College. One of the faculty members there supplied the translation for us. Thank you, you awesome faculty person, you!!!

I received a wonderful email this week from Lara, a librarian in Colorado. In it, she shared with me two Native American translations of Libraries Are For Everyone. She had sought out the help from Laura Redish, the Director of the Native Languages of the Americas website. This is a wonderful non-profit organization that preserves…

One of Wendy’s parents provided me with the Italian translation. And after posting this, Fiorella submitted an alternate version – so I’ve added the second version below the original set of signs. Grazie! Version 1 Version 2

I received two requests for Swedish by Jessica Iseborn Corander and a parent of one of Wendy’s a students. Thank you awesome parent and Jessica!!

MSc. Jelena Petrovaska, library advisor at NI University Library “St. Kliment Ohridski” in Bitola, North Macedonia provided me with the Macedonian translation of #LAFE. Thank you, Jelena, for sharing your beautiful language!