Vietnamese Translation

Pat Kelly has produced the fifteenth translation of The Skeptics Handbook — Cẩm Nang Của Người Hoài Nghi. Click on the cover to download a copy. The diacritical feast of glyphs in the file title looks like glorious unix nightmare. (So if the link doesn’t work for you, use the back up file here).

Vietnamese Translation -- Cẩm Nang Của Người Hoài Nghi

Pat writes:

Main thanks to my long suffering wife Thi Kelly who has been most painstaking in her efforts.

Also thanks to Cam Ngo MSc MEngSc PhD (UNSW) who reviewed the text and offered helpful suggestions.

Hope you get many downloads.

Pat and Thi Kelly

Ralph at Kane TV in the UK, was, as always, a genius with the artwork, so that Vietnamese realists can enjoy a top quality production.

Thanks to all the volunteers who make something possible that would otherwise cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars.

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Mike Jowsey

January 31, 2011 at 2:50 am

Congrats Jo – a huge contribution to debunking the global bunk.

By the way, probably found the missing hotspot for you:
Central Australia is sweltering through a record-breaking string of hot days.

Wait for the inevitable….

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Adolf Balik

January 31, 2011 at 8:50 am

There is a Vietnam minority in many countries including my home Czech Republic. Millions of Vietnam people live in foreign countries and their opinions affect these who are still in Vietnam very much. Then we who live in the countries should note people in editorial of their news magazines and other media that cover the word in Vietnam language for the minorities. They should spread links to the booklet.