Good resources in non-English languages

[Kaylee_S]

http://home.arcor.de/einsicht/
A German website with translations of some articles from ATI.

http://www.dhammapada.de/
German version of Thanissaro Bhikkhu's translation of the Dhammapada.

[mikenz66]

Hi Kaylee_S,

German speakers are presumably blessed by a wealth of material by Nyanatiloka Mahathera (1878-1957), the first Western Theravada Bhikkhu, translated directly from Pali to German. His student Nyanaponika Thera (1901-1994) was also from Germany.

Of course, I can only read his work in English, but presumably some German versions have by now found their way onto the Internet.
http://www.accesstoinsight.org/lib/authors/index.html#n
http://what-buddha-said.net/library/Bud ... ict.n2.htm


Mike

[Kaylee_S]

Thank you, I hadn't heard of them before, probably because I prefer to read the English literature.

Here is Nyanatiloka Mahathera's "Buddhist Dictionary", available as a PDF:
http://www.wat-lao.org/Bibliothek/index-Nyanatiloka%20Mahathera.html

And a website where one can download lots of different dhamma books in German:
http://www.dhamma-dana.de/
and here:
http://www.theravadanetz.de/

[mirco]

Dhamma Greetings,

the teachings of the Venerable Vimalaramsi in Spanish:
www.dhammasukha.org/espanol/index.html

Thank you & be well, always

[mirco]

Dhamma Greetings,


here's a resource in German:

http://www.palikanon.com

There to find most parts of the Tipitaka, some commentary,
several works by the Venerables Nyanatiloka & Nyanaponika,
articles on vipassana, several other books.[/size]


Be well, ,

[unspoken]

It can be in form of a website or a blog which provide reading material of Theravada. Anyone know?

[cooran]

Hello unspoken,

Hope these sites are of assistance, not sure what quality they are as I don't read or speak chinese:


Chinese Theravada Buddhists Alliance
http://chinesetheravadabuddhists.commun ... fault.aspx

Chinese Theravada Forum
http://www.theravada-china.org/forum.php

Dhammarain
http://www.dhammarain.org.tw/

Non english trans. Tipitaka
http://www.accesstoinsight.org/outsources/foreign.html

with metta
Chris

[Dmytro]

Hello Unspoken,

It can be in form of a website or a blog which provide reading material of Theravada. Anyone know?

You are welcome to "Chinese", "China"and "Taiwan" sections of the http://dhamma.ru/sadhu/ directory.

Metta, Dmytro

[yuri74]

A new website in Dutch about Theravada buddhism went online recently: http://www.theravadaboeddhisme.nl/

[pilgrim]

Found 2 chinese Theravada sites. They seem quite extensive but unfortunately, I don't read the language.

http://www.theravada.org.cn/
http://www.theravada-chinese.org/

[pedro1985]

In Dutch: a website that contains Dutch Sutta translations direcly from the original Sutta language.

http://www.suttas.net

[pilgrim]

Vietnamese
http://www.thienvacuocsong.info/
http://www.trungtamhotong.org/index.php?module=about
http://www.budsas.org/uni/index.htm

[karuna_murti]

Indonesian

http://dhammacitta.org

That site has hundreds of freely distributed ebooks, musics, and other materials.

Saṃyutta Nikāya
Digha Nikāya

[Kare]

My site "Dhamma-biblioteket" ("The Dhamma Library") with my translations from the Pali texts (and some Sanskrit texts) into Norwegian, is moving to a new web site:

http://dhamma.priv.no/index.htm

The old site will remain open for a while, before it is closed.

[Thanavuddho]

For the Finns,

Here is a buddhist discussion board in Finnish:
http://www.buddha-dharma.info/forum/index.php

This old forum closed a year and a half ago. Old posts can be read, but no new posting.

We have a new forum well under way:

http://buddha-dharma.info/index.php

[Ruwan83]

http://santacittarama.altervista.org/insegnamenti.htm

You can download very good reading matters! in italian language...