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Newly published! A unique metadictionary containing approximately 1,000 words and their definitions culled from over 700 foreign languages (e.g., Japanese), with the intention of introducing them as neologisms into the English language. Hilarious and shocking, the concepts say much about their native cultures—but equally much about English, which shunned them for one reason or another.
Price: US$5.00
Newly published! The Milky Way, the Pleiades, Orion. The superstars, so to speak, of the night sky. How did they get their Greek names? How did other cultures name them? This concise glossary explains how and why they were named in over 140 languages. Amaze your friends. Outshine your enemies.
Also included: preface, list of languages, bibliography.
Price: US$3.00
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