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Welcome to the Online Film Dictionary. This dictionary shall help you to better understand all those movie-specific terms in foreign languages. |
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As thus it should also be a helping advice for the contributors of the Internet Movie Database (IMDb) in their need to translate movie credits into the english language. | ||||
Contributions for any language are highly welcome. At the moment only parts of the languages contain a reasonable amount of terms. It is my hope that these and even new language sections will be filled soon with some help from you. |
The dictionary currently supports the following languages: Albanian, Brazilian Portuguese, Croatian¹, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian¹, Icelandic, Italian, Norwegian, Polish¹, Portuguese, Russian¹, Slovene¹, Serbian¹, Spanish, Swedish and Turkish¹. | |||
This dictionary is by no means linguistically accurate. The translations and equivalents were compiled from many different sources and often can hardly or even cannot be validated though. Please take the contents of this dictionary as such, as a base for further discussion. The meaning of certain movie-specific terms changes fluently through time in several countries and there is often no exact definition available. A guarantee for the correctness of translations contained in this dictionary cannot be given at the moment. Should you however realize faults or inaccuracies, please feel free to let me know about your point of view.
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