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For instance, you’ll know that your friend is from Nigeria before you’ll know that he/she speaks Igbo or Yoruba. Most people know where their immigrant friends and associates are from, but not what their native languages are. Why not cater also to English-only-speaking members who want to do a little outreach to their foreign-language-speaking non-member friends?Īnother way to cater to English-only-speaking members who want to do outreach to their foreign-born friends, is to make an association between the languages and the countries where they are spoken. The languages section of LDS.org seems to cater only to members who speak those languages. Therefore, for the languages which aren’t obvious in English, here’s a suggestion:Ĭould you put a pop-up tag (I think it’s the “alt” tag in the “a href” HTML link) giving the name of the language in English ? Over on, if English-only speaking members are looking for material, for say, their Cambodian-speaking non-member friends, they can’t tell which language is Cambodian/Laotian, because it’s written in Cambodian/Laotian.Īnd, for instance, not many English-only speaking people know that “Hmoob” means “Hmong”. To get a feel for how many of those languages are spoken in the US, and see which 57 Book of Mormon translations are spoken in Indianapolis alone check here.
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There you will see a list of PDF files which list the materials you can order from the Distribution Center. If you’re looking for the approximately 159 languages in which the church has any material (such as the Testimony of the Prophet Joseph Smith, or “Gospel Fundamentals,” check here, at, under Other Language Materials -> List of Available Items by Language. If you’re looking for the 106 printed (hard copy) languages (plus English and Spanish Braille) that the Book of Mormon has been translated into, check here, at, under Missionary Work -> Book of Mormon. If you’re looking for the church’s online language resources, check here.
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