if the Codex Seraphinianus is in a made up language, how/why are there Spanish/French translations of it?
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The actual imaginary language of the book is not translated because it has no meaning. However there are forwards included with some versions and those are written in real languages such as Spanish and French.
The actual imaginary language of the book is not translated because it has no meaning. However there are forwards included with some versions and those are written in real languages such as Spanish and French.
The actual imaginary language of the book is not translated because it has no meaning. However there are forwards included with some versions and those are written in real languages such as Spanish and French.
The Spanish and French translations of the Codex Seraphinianus were created by fans of the book who wanted to make it accessible to people who don’t speak the made-up language. They translated the book using their own knowledge of Spanish and French, and the translations are not officially endorsed by the author.
The Spanish and French translations of the Codex Seraphinianus were created by fans of the book who wanted to make it accessible to people who don’t speak the made-up language. They translated the book using their own knowledge of Spanish and French, and the translations are not officially endorsed by the author.
The Spanish and French translations of the Codex Seraphinianus were created by fans of the book who wanted to make it accessible to people who don’t speak the made-up language. They translated the book using their own knowledge of Spanish and French, and the translations are not officially endorsed by the author.
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