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At the Moment I found Tintin comics in 59 (!see Remark!) languages/dialects.
!REMARK!: I consider Portuguese and Brasilian , English US and English UK and Chinese (traditional and simplified) each as one language(?)
I would like to know if someone has found other languages not mentioned in my list below.
45 (!48!) Languages
<br/>1.AFRIKAANS-2.ARABIC-3.BASQUE-4.BENGALI-5.BULGARIAN-6.CASTILIAN-7 .CATALAN-8.CHINESE MANDARIN(SimplifiedCaracters and Classic Characters)-9.CZECH-10.DANISH-11.DUTCH-12.ENGLISH (AMERICAN and UK)- 13.ESPERANTO-14.FAROESE-15.FARSI-16.FINNISH-17.FRENCH-18.GERMAN-19.GRE EK-20.HEBREW-21.HUNGARIAN-22.I CELANDIC-23.INDONESIAN-24.ITALIAN-25.JAPANESE-26.KHMER-27.KOREAN-28.LA TIN-29.LUXEMBOURGOIS-30.MALESI AN- 31.NORWEGIAN-32.POLISH-33.POLYNESIAN(TAHITI)-34.PORTUGUESE (EUROPEAN and BRAZILIAN)-35.RHAETO ROMANIC-36.RUSSIAN-37.SEBIAN (LATINIC and CYRILLIC)-38.SINHALESE-39.SLOVAK-40.SLOVANIAN-41.SWEDISH-42.THAI-43.TI BETAN-44.TURKISH-45.VIETNAMESE
14 Dialects (Langues Régionale)
<br/>1.ALGUER-2.ALSATIAN-3.ASTURIAN-4.BERNESE GERMAN-5.BRETON-6.BRUSSELER-7.CORSICAN-8.GALLO-9.FRISIAN-10.GALICIAN-1 1.GAUMAIS-12.OCCITAN(Langue D'Oc)-13.PICARDESE-14.WELSH.
Kind Regards

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I found a new dialect : Occitan (Provençal Mistralien)

Moderator Note: Welsh is a language in its own right, not a regional dialect.

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I consider Portuguese and Brasilian , English US and English UK and Chinese (traditional and simplified) each as one language(?)

Just so you know, the modern day Tintin books published in USA are copies of the UK ones. When Tintin was first published in America, they had different translations.

-Gustav

While the spoken Chinese dialects are all different to be considered seperate languages, but held together by the unity of the written language, a similar thing applies to simplified and traditional Chinese; they are really two different written languages, though not too different...

Also I'm pretty sure Brasilian has its own publisher, even if it doesn't use a different translation (indeed, does it?).