Talk:Multiple-language version

Multiple-language version instead of foreign-language version
In literature the technical term multiple-language version is in common use, that's why I changed the name of this lemma. Quotations:
 * 1) ...multilinguals, foreign-language versions, or as they most frequently called, multiple-language versions (MLVs).
 * 2) ...MGM produced multiple language versions (MLVs) in Hollywood, Paramount in Joinville near Paris
 * 3) ...the three translation strategies that finally gained traction in the first years of the 1930s: multilanguage versions, dubbing, and subtitling.

Bibliography:
 * 1) by Mark Betz, section: The Name above the Subtitle, page 61
 * 2) by Steve Neale, Part II - Sound and the studio system, 1926-46, page 113
 * 3) by Abé Markus Norbes in Cinema Babel: Translating Global Cinema, Setion: Babel – The Sequel; page 137
 * 4) by Ginette Vincendeau

Hoerestimmen (talk) 16:07, 9 August 2013 (UTC)