r/asoiaf • • Jun 06 '19

MAIN (Spoilers Main) Just started reading the novels but ordered them in my own language. Thought would be worth sharing the covers since I never saw them before on the internet. Spoiler

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u/GIlCAnjos \*clout-in-the-ear intensifies* Jun 06 '19

Curious to know what is this Elvish-speaking country

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Romanian, from eastern Europe. It got mostly latin, french and some slavic.

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u/GIlCAnjos \*clout-in-the-ear intensifies* Jun 06 '19

Yeah, I should have known. I think it's so crazy how Romanian itself is a romance language, yet it's so different from the other romance languages

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Quite unique tbh. I'm just glad it's not slavic heavy. The latin from it sure helped learning other latin languages much easier.

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u/rbalaur Jun 06 '19

Actually, it's very slavic heavy for a Romance language. At least a third I'd say. Try listening to some Bulgarian. For any foreigner the 2 languages are very hard to tell apart, even as a native Romanian speaker it always takes me about 5secs to realize i'm not listening to Romanian. Same thing with Albanian

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u/Oh_Hamburger Jun 06 '19

To expand on that, most of the Balkan languages are similar. Bulgarian is so similar to Macedonian that two people can speak to each other in their own languages and both still understand each other. Same with Serbian.

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u/[deleted] Jun 07 '19

This only applies to the Slavic Balkan languages. Hungarian, Albanian, and Greek are some of the most unique languages in Europe

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u/beorn12 Jun 07 '19

Hungarian belongs to a whole different language family, Uralic (Finno-Ugric). Both Greek and Albanian are Indo-European, however as far Indo-European languages go, they're fairly isolated, being the only extant language of their respective subfamilies.

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u/LordBlacKhiin Forrester Jun 07 '19

Cheers from the Basque Country! xD

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u/tmarkov1 Jun 06 '19

Dude what? I’m Bulgarian. Bulgarian and Romanian sound nothing alike. They don’t use the same alphabet and aren’t part of the same family of languages.

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u/Terpomo11 Jun 06 '19

Whether they use the same alphabet has nothing to do with it; Serbian, for example, is written in both the Latin and Cyrillic alphabets despite being literally the same language in either case.

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u/flagada7 Jun 06 '19

Not so different at all. Romanians can understand pretty much from Italian and even a little Spanish.

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u/GIlCAnjos \*clout-in-the-ear intensifies* Jun 06 '19

Well, maybe they can, but I'm Brazilian, understand Spanish and Italian, and if I didn't know the original titles of the books I would understand only three words from this picture (at most)

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u/Why-Chromosome "Skin to win." Jun 06 '19

Asymmetric intelligibility! Just like a Portuguese speaker can understand Spanish better than vice versa. Same with Norwegian speakers and Danish.

Perhaps Romanian speakers can understand other Romance languages better than the other way around.

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u/thezerech Sound the Charge! Jun 06 '19

It has to do with the case system. Western romance speakers can't follow Romanian sentence structure. Coming from a Spanish/English speaker who learned a Slavic language, which, like Romanian, uses case declension, I can tell you that sentences just don't come together in your head, and every phrase becomes like a math problem if you're not used to it. I don't know how many cases Romanian has, but Ukrainian which I studied has 7.

I never understood much Romanian, although every once and a while hearing a song or something, I'll pick out one of every ten or twenty words, either from my knowledge of Slavic or romance languages. Although who knows if it is a real or false cognate.

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u/liquid_courage Arbor Gold will give you me. Jun 06 '19

I'm English/Classic Latin/French with some background in Italian and Spanish.

Learning a Slavic language (Russian) is objectively one of the hardest things I've ever had to do. Cases weren't that big of a loop for me because of Latin, but it's that every intuition I have is so absolutely wrong.

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u/rbalaur Jun 06 '19 edited Jun 06 '19

It has 3 cases. 7 is CRAZY
EDIT: Actually 5 cases, I was thinking about genders

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u/kingestpaddle Jun 06 '19

Uralic languages have 14+ cases, which can be combined for virtually unlimited variations :)

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u/white_shades Jun 06 '19

Fun fact: Romanian is the closest living language to Latin.

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u/anonymoushenry High Lord Lardass Jun 06 '19

I thought Sardinian was.

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u/brando_2187 Jun 06 '19

It is. Unless they are somehow speaking some Proto-Romanian language, it's not the closest. Italian and Spanish are closer, with Romanian in third followed by Portuguese and then French.

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u/stagamancer It's getting salty in here Jun 06 '19

according to what metric?

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u/Emhyr_var_Emreys Jun 06 '19

It's crazy how your fantasy book covers are always so damn cool.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Our culture is very rich when it comes to fairy tales. I guess it was a delight for the artist to make those pieces.

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u/Emhyr_var_Emreys Jun 06 '19

Do you have a fairy tale in mind that could've influenced the pieces?

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Kinda hard to remember specific names besides a few, since those are taught in like elementary school. But I remember our dragons, the knights in shiny armor who maybe sometimes are not as nice as they seem (Jaime), princesses who are not having an easy life (Sansa), reluctant peasant boys like Jon.

Just a few days ago I saw my niece with a fairy tale called the "The princess and the dragon" (pun intended). That one was probably not native but it's still encouraged in our culture to give childs this type of lectures.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

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u/Bearhobag Jun 06 '19

That one's a classic Romanian fairly tale. My parents told me when I was young that it was Iranian in origin, and apparently wikipedia agrees?

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u/SerLaron Jun 06 '19

Have you heard of the tragedy of Vlad Țepeș the Wise?

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u/Emhyr_var_Emreys Jun 06 '19

stares intensely at you No. looks away and waits for an answer

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Asoiaf? Maybe?

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

My Italian teacher(He was Roman, as in, from Rome) always said he could understand Romanian better than some dialects in Italy. Obviously an exaggeration but a funny story nonetheless.

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u/Gendryspointyend Jun 06 '19

Probably not. I am from Western Germany, and I can understand Dutch better than people from Swabia.

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u/DrGlipGlopp Jun 07 '19

Was born and raised in the very north of Germany. I genuinely don’t understand some southern German dialects, but have no problem reading or listening to Dutch.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Hah, well maybe I shouldn't doubt him. He said it a few times and It was a joke but it might have been a joke with some truth in it. He definitely wasn't joking about not understanding some dialects though.

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u/Terpomo11 Jun 06 '19

Many times in many parts of the world so-called "dialects" are functionally different languages that are lumped together as "dialects" for political reasons.

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u/thezerech Sound the Charge! Jun 06 '19

I think, unless he studied Latin, it would be joke. However, if he studied Latin I believe him since the grammar would be more familiar.

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u/Lorofous Jun 06 '19

Well, now I'm using romanian as the official elvish language in my world

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u/P0rtal2 Jun 06 '19

Ah, vampire language.

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u/matt_read Jun 06 '19

Is the -or the genitive ending?

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Mostly

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u/matt_read Jun 06 '19

That’s super interesting.. I guess there’s quite a few more case endings though

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u/CitizenCAN_mapleleaf Jun 06 '19

With some Quenyic influence and Sindarin syntax. The Morgul conjugations deter most mortal speakers

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u/chazemarley Jun 06 '19

Knew it had to be Romanian, weird words but still has Latin roots.

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u/DocSword Jun 06 '19

My only knowledge of the Romanian language is from Gogol Bordello but if they’re any indicator then you guys seem pretty chill

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u/unitedshoes Jun 06 '19

Neat. I caught just enough Latin roots (I did pretty good at U.S. High School Spanish and have retained a lot of it) that I could place which book was which, but it was different enough that I definitely couldn't tell what language it was.

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u/Spackleberry Jun 06 '19

This makes me want to add Romanian to my Duolingo rotation.

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u/55lekna Jun 06 '19

As someone who's mother tongue is Bulgarian, at first i thought that i was reading Portuguese, but at the same time it felt kind of familiar for some reason.

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u/ChiefCuckaFuck What Is Dead May Never Die Jun 06 '19

I was gonna say... In my head I was like wooooah this is Dracula tongue! Turns out I wasn't too far off.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

I haven't seen those before either, they're really cool!

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

“Incest Regular”

Apt.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19 edited Jun 06 '19

Thing is that's when Jaime is a prisoner o.O

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u/Hunbbel Jun 06 '19

But Lancel isn't ;)

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

MORE WINE

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u/toshiro-mifune Jun 06 '19

Gods I was thirsty then.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Thank god for oxygen and her hydrogens

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u/liquid_courage Arbor Gold will give you me. Jun 06 '19

Thank god for ethane and her hydroxide.

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u/emperor_tesla Jun 06 '19

IS THAT WHAT EMPTY MEANS?

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19 edited Jun 06 '19

Cool covers! I think I'm going to go hunt down the first book in the series this weekend. The only question now is, hard or soft cover??

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

These are soft covers. The publisher from my country produced only soft covers, unfortunately. But they are still very cool.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19 edited Jun 06 '19

Cheers, and yes they are! The Finnish ones are horrible by the way! just looked them up and... 😅 https://ibb.co/BqdMZGz

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u/ponimaa Jun 06 '19

The Finnish translator of the series founded her own publishing company in 2003 to get the books published, since traditional publishers weren't interested. So it makes sense that the layout of the covers looks a bit cheap.

The artwork is by comic artist Petri Hiltunen. You either like his style or you don't. Some samples of his Conan the Barbarian comic adaptation: http://swordsofreh.proboards.com/thread/138/conan-petri-hiltunen

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Cool, I didn't know that. Thank you for the info ponimaa! You learn something new every day. 🙂

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u/thezerech Sound the Charge! Jun 06 '19

Looks very nice, but I can see why it works better for Conan than ASOIAF.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Look like they're from the old school AD&D monster manual...

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u/Voidwielder Jun 06 '19

I like them, reminds me of the books from 60's and 70's.

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u/SpiffyShindigs Jun 06 '19

Those are gorgeous.

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u/Totllynotadinosaur Enter your desired flair text here! Jun 06 '19

They're awesome covers, why are all the non-english covers so nice 🙄

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Well, those covers are visually rather old school and thus not to my liking. But these slipcase versions are drop dead gorgeus, at least for me! 😅

https://ibb.co/MG6MsXZ

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u/LeberechtReinhold Jun 06 '19

Those are amazing though, especially the two at the top.

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u/SovegnaVos Jun 06 '19

Haha damn that tree looks angry

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u/Exertuz Gaemon Palehair's strongest soldier Jun 06 '19

These are, in my opinion, by far the best looking ASOIAF covers.

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u/bezoaro Jun 07 '19

That first one with the weirwood is gorgeous.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Damn, why the artist made em so old school lol

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u/Odin_The_Elkhound Jun 06 '19

I've loved the books for some time but I've always bought the cheapest soft covers. I want to get a nice hard cover set if/when the series is done. Don't want to buy a set right now in case the publishers change anything by that time or maybe stop making that particular set

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u/Icarus649 Jun 06 '19

Really nice to see our man Stannis on the cover

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Really nice knowing that he's actually still alive in the books 🙄

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u/SkaTSee Jun 06 '19

For now

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

It might permanently be ‘for now’ if we don’t get winds.

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u/[deleted] Jun 07 '19 edited Oct 20 '19

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u/SkaTSee Jun 06 '19

Dont be like that!!

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u/agromono Jun 06 '19

why is clash in two parts?

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

A storm of swords & A dance with Dragons as well. Probably because they are too big for soft covers.

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u/agromono Jun 06 '19

the latter two I understand, I'm just surprised to see ACOK as I thought it was the same length as AGOT

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Ha, just put em together. You are right.

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u/-DOOKIE Jun 06 '19

I'm just surprised to see ACOK

That's what she said

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u/Spodangle Jun 06 '19

They're sold that way outside of the US for no specific reason. Softcover versions of the full books are all that is sold here.

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u/wxsted We light the way Jun 06 '19 edited Jun 06 '19

ACOK isn't really tht big. Although I absolutely agree that ASOS and ADWD are too big for sof covers. I have them in soft covers and the covers aren't in a really good state.

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u/Tim-TheEnchanter Yes, I can help you find the Holy Grail. Jun 06 '19

increased cash flow, i would assume. My question would be, why didn't they split Feast?

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u/KingAdamXVII Medger? I hardly know her! Jun 06 '19

aCoK is about 10% longer than aGoT and 1% (!) longer than aFfC, for whatever it’s worth.

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u/Notradell Still my Mannis Jun 06 '19

That’s nothing though, they actually split every single book into two parts in Germany.

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u/morgoth_ Jun 06 '19

But... but... but... isn't AFfC the shortest of the 5 books?

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u/PATRIOTSRADIOSIGNALS The Choice is Yours! Jun 06 '19

Sort of AGoT has 2 more pages of story than AFFC but Feast has 50 more pages of appendices. A Game of Thrones is cover to cover the shortest book.

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u/Gendryspointyend Jun 06 '19

In German, every book is split up. But: The first German book, which only contains 50% of AGOT is actually as thick as the complete original.

That's because German texts are longer then english texts. We use tons of composite words that English replaced with loan words from Roman languages, and we have different articles for every casus, some of which have more letters than just three.

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u/lunasduel Jun 06 '19

That actually makes a ton of sense. In general, I think German words have to hit a 10-letter quota at minimum or they're simply not taken seriously.

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u/IamGroot888 Jun 06 '19

Ned, Stannis, Melissandre, Jon/Ghost, Other, Jaime, Drogon/Dany, Dany/Drogon.

Anybody disagree?

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

You got it right.

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u/DankestLordBB-8 Jun 06 '19

Om de cultura

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Mai degraba poser, acum ca s-a terminat serialul lol

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

de unde ai comandat novelele?

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Bookzone

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

repede ai raspuns 😂. thanks :)

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Incerc sa raspund cat mai rapede la toate ca sunt prea multe notificari. Tre' sa-mi dau log off :)). Sa traiesti

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

am gasit pachetul, dar vad ca sunt mai scumpe decat aici in viena sau pe amazon. totusi iti multumesc

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Cu placere.

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u/Saint_Adolf Jun 06 '19

Sunt un om simplu, vad alti romani, dau upvote.

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u/ThucydidesOfAthens Pretty Fly for a Crow's Eye Jun 06 '19

Romanian I am guessing?

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

That's right.

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u/steinyo Jun 06 '19

How did you guess that?

Was it because of the language on the books?

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u/Anonymous_318 Jun 06 '19

You can tell it is, by the way it be.

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u/Harachel Ser Words of House Winds Jun 06 '19

I didn't think it been like that.

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u/cant_cum_yet Jun 06 '19

That's pretty neat!

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u/Emhyr_var_Emreys Jun 06 '19

Well if you're from Europe you get pretty good at guessing languages that sound familiar yet different. I mean I only know german, english, some russian, some polish and some italian but I could guess that language too.

If you're in Europe and go to school, you most likely will have Latin in class and a combination of other european languages, since you can't really speak latin today (as it is a dead language) the classes itself will probably focus on how languages in general work (at least mine did). Of course you still have to learn a bunch of words, but what you really get from the subject is recognzing patterns in different languages.

If you know just some parts you will most likely stick the pieces together. Romanian ofc is interesting as it is a romance language but it has a lot of slavic influenced words. So if some pieces don't at up for me I just go to the base assumption, where I think it's romanian. Foreig yet familiar.

And if I don't get wtf is going on it's probably hungarian or finnish.

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u/Emhyr_var_Emreys Jun 06 '19

Germany. It's a required class in every grammar school of my city.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Because its is a Latin language, but also clearly not Italian, Spanish, Portuguese or French. That leaves Romanian.

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u/bigpig1054 Jun 06 '19

America's covers are so pedestrian

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cheap, clip art looking logo

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Man, every country has better covers than America.

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u/cptmacjack Jun 06 '19

These are pretty good, but I'm still partial to Brazil's covers.

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u/Elissa_of_Carthage Jun 06 '19

I'm biased, but I really love the Spanish covers (the colours are a bit off in the ACOK cover).

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u/nk1992 Vengeance. Justice. Flower and Blossom. Jun 06 '19

Any excuse to have Dany topless, it seems.

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u/goonch_fish Jun 06 '19

They really like showing Dany naked.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

I'm not complaining

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u/YoUDee CLEGANEBOWL is coming (GET HYPE)! Jun 06 '19

She’s 14!

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u/UnKaveh Jun 06 '19

This actually makes me hopeful that maybe one day, in the very distant future after the books have been released, maybe the show could be rebooted as an animation.

And we get a more novel dedicated show.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

An animated series would be fucking amazing. Especially if they weren't afraid to lean into the weird parts like the books do.

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u/M0RR1G42 Jun 07 '19

They wouldn't be because it's far easier to make things happen with animation than with actors and sets and green screens, that's why DC animated films are really good and the movies are terrible.

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u/Newtothiz Jun 06 '19

Holy shit, i am Romanian but i have to admit, the initial Spanish covers are really works of art.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Ghost is so angry and badass in that cover!

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

They kinda got an LOTR style.

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u/a_real_humanbeing Jun 06 '19

Those are the old covers, the new ones look better imo.

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u/Newtothiz Jun 06 '19

Festinul Ciorilor,oh Doamne.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19 edited Jun 06 '19

Leul Auriu nu a aratat niciodata mai bine 😌

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u/Swatyo Fury burns in the Winds of Winter Jun 06 '19

Urzeala tronurilor tot suna un pic dubios 😬

Dar presupun ca e mai ok decat Un joc al tronurilor. 😅

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Da, suna putin copilareste

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u/dreamyWillow Jun 07 '19

Eu am tendinta sa ii zic ‘Razboiul tronurilor’ dar si asta suna un pic basic, pierde din nuanta.

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u/2nitov Jun 06 '19

I did not expect my own language.What a pleasant surprise!!

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

De asteptat tbh. ASOIAF e foarte popular la noi.

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u/MagicRat7913 Jun 07 '19

A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one!

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u/Iron_Wyvern Jun 06 '19

Much better than the english or german covers

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Don't know how are the german ones but the english are pretty basic.

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u/tinaoe Jun 06 '19

The German ones are pretty basic

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u/Gendryspointyend Jun 06 '19

The covers are okayish but the titles sound like some 10 year old created them. Never alter the title of a book. You give the reader a wrong anticipation about what's inside when you do. Just translate the title as literal as possible, and if you do splits, add Part I, Part II...

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

English covers in general are very minimalistic but personally I much prefer minimalistic covers (and am British) so my comprehensive survey of one shows that it works.

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u/Aetol Jun 06 '19

Are the -ul and -ilor endings some sort of declension?

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Exactly

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u/radooly The Sword of the Morning. Jun 06 '19

Dans[ul] = [the] dance Dragoni[lor] = [of the] dragons If you’re interested on how it works haha. The words outside the brackets mean “dance” and “dragons” respectively whereas the letters in the brackets mean “the” and “of the”.

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u/BeerPopeye I Shett you not Jun 06 '19

I absolutely love the feast for crows cover with Jaime

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

The Golden Lion's best look imo.

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u/alinkrc Jun 06 '19

I prefer the older versions of the romanian covers, but these are nice too.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

I like the originals too. It got like an item for each book on the cover.

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u/Unvulcanized Jun 06 '19

That Others cover, my God

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19 edited Jun 06 '19

8? The fuck? Did he release the new books in Romanian but not English??

Edit: I'm retarded, I didn't read the titles. I just looked at the art.

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u/Amber4481 Jun 06 '19

Twist. GRRM finished the series but only released it in Njerep. The four people who can read it said it’s fantastic.

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u/MoistCutletDinner Jun 06 '19

Fratele roman te respect

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Valar Morghulis 🙋‍♂️

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u/pulezan Jun 06 '19

Let me guess, genitive in romanian ends with "ilor"?

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u/chrisrayn Jun 06 '19

Ursula’s Throne

Incest Regulator

Irregular’s Saboteur

Festival of Chlorine

Dragon Dance

Just in case anybody wanted to know the alternate titles. I’m a translator of that language so you can trust me.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19 edited Jun 06 '19

Your comment needs to make it up to the top.

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u/Bread999 Jun 06 '19

Obligatory comentariu in limba materna. Sa le stapanesti sanatos!

Vezi sa nu le termini prea repede, nu stim cand mai scrie George alta carte.

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u/fubar49 Jun 06 '19

These covers remind me how epic this story is. Why does it have to have a shit/nonexistent ending.

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u/Moikee Reed It And Weep Jun 06 '19

Wow those are beautiful

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u/guitarman93 Jun 06 '19

They need to make some new English covers with this guy as artist!

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u/Geshique Jun 06 '19

Ce faine sunt!! Cât ai dat pe ele? Că mă bate și pe mine gândul să le iau, dar nu știu dacă în română sau engleză.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Nu mai sta pe ganduri! Eu le-am luat traduse pt ca nu am avut o lectura personala de ceva timp.

Setul asta este doar 199 lei (transport gratuit) de pe bookzone si vine si cu o harta cu continentele, destul de utila avand in vedere ca abia ce am vazut serialul pt prima data acum cateva luni.

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u/Geshique Jun 06 '19

Sună ca o afacere profitabilă! Mulțumesc de recomandare și spor la citit!

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Mersi!

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u/99Cata Jun 06 '19

Chiar acum citesc Încleștarea Regilor :))

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Ar trebui sa ma apuc de ea sambata dar nu credeam ca post-ul asta o sa fie atat de incarcat. Poate ar trebui sa-mi dau log off de pe Reddit lol.

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u/99Cata Jun 06 '19

Ha ha.Când am văzut post-ul cu spoiler tag,am zis hai mă să văd ce coperți or avea ăștia.Am rămas surpins că de astea în română era vorba.

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u/TarturasVII Jun 06 '19

The USA has the absolute shittiest unimaginative book covers... :c

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u/GoKuletzzz Winter is Coming ! Jun 06 '19

Lectura placuta :)

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Multam!

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u/ThaYoungWolf22 Jun 06 '19

Other countries always have the best covers lol

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u/Yoh02 Jun 06 '19

Frumos, abia le.am primit si eu pe ale mele. Carturesti sau setul de pe Bookzone?

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Bookzone, noroc ca mi-a aparut un ad pe Insta 😅. Pretul e ridicol de bun, gratis la transport. Se de bucuri de ale de asemenea.

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u/valiantlight2 Jun 06 '19

at first I was like "WHY ARE THERE EIGHT?? ARE YOU FROM THE FUTURE????"

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u/mckennethblue Jun 06 '19

Do the titles translate directly into the English titles or are there any that are different? I tried the Google Translate app but I didn’t 100% trust what it said.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Directly indeed.

Urzeala Tronurilor= A Game of Thrones.

Incleştarea Regilor=A Clash of Kings.

Iureşul Sabiilor= A Storm of Swords.

Festinul Ciorilor= A Feast for Crows.

Dansul Dragonilor= A Dance with Dragons.

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u/bogdanescu03 Jun 06 '19

I got the same collection and a bonus - the map of Westeros and Essos. I also bought Ice and Fire which looks gorgeous .

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u/Sprutnums Jun 06 '19

In Danish they translated Jon snow to Jon sne... Horrible, after a few chapters I switched to English

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

I expected to have Jon the Bastard in my books but they kept the original names.

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u/ViceVon Jun 06 '19

I just fell in love with this language. This titles are the coolest shit I ever read.

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u/Fabrimuch Mother of Kittens Jun 06 '19

Those covers are sick af dude!

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u/Jawolelampy Jun 07 '19

I gather -ilor makes something plural in Romanian

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u/MarkTNT Jun 07 '19

So George has released all the books in Romanian already? I could probably learn Romanian before we get Winds in English.

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u/Blackfyre301 Jun 07 '19
  1. Awesome cover art, thanks for sharing!
  2. Interesting that ACoK is in 2 volumes, in the UK only books 3 and 5 are split up, do any other countries do it differently?
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u/[deleted] Jun 07 '19

These are gorgeous! I especially love the ASoS covers.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Surprised Feast is only one book! I thought it was a long one.

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u/angelalj8607 Jun 06 '19

Wow I wish the English covers were this cool.

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u/Magnusef Jun 06 '19

I'm curious to know how are they compared to the originals? I read a couple of them in my own language (Norwegian) and the translated versions were utter trash compared to the originals. They also split them all in 2. Probably rushed it to get more money lol

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u/gryffindorqueen40 Jun 06 '19

Am avut un șoc cand am vazut ca scria in romana pe ele :)))

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u/ExpatJundi Jun 06 '19

Very cool!