What new language

[qwery_hi]

Feel free to suggest for the language(s) you select what you think are some of the best examples of bridge literature.

[Vampyr]

I voted for Polish, but you might get more bang for your buck learning a Scandinavian language, because then you will be able to get by, more or less, with all of them.

[Rossoneri]

Polish seems obvious, as is Italian. I've not personally seen any myself, but I think there exists the possibility of some gems in Chinese somewhere.

[stegenborg]

Hi

 

I am danish so I can read both norwegian and swedish as well.

There are a lot of interesting material in swedish but some of this is translated,

so it is possible to get a good flavour of it before you learn swedish.

 

What I would like is a comprehensive english treatment of SEF or to learn french overnight.

(Actualy there is a little danish book about SEF, so that comes as a bonus if you learn a scandinavian language).

Polish is obvious of course but a lot of the new polish stuff gets translated, so I will wait

a decade or two and see if not the translations get better before I learn polish.

 

Kristian