How many languages has Pride and Prejudice been translated into?

Answer 1

Pride and Prejudice has 61 chapters. They average about 5 pages each.

The original novel was broken into three "volumes," a term with a somewhat different meaning then than it has now. Perhaps today they would be called Part 1, 2, or 3, instead of Volume 1, 2, or 3. Since some editions follow that old practice, the chapters may seem to be numbered oddly, with a first group numbered 1 to 23, followed by two more with chapters numbered from 1 to 19. This means that if you open a copy to the last page and look at the chapter number, it could be 19. Just remember, it is chapter 19 of "volume" 3, even though the book is published in a single volume.

Answer 2

As far as I know, 2, but check it up. (The first one was called "First Impressions", I believe).

I hadn't seen the word "movie", I wrote about the book.

There were several versions, the most famous one being now the BBC TV series released in 1995. Up to that point, the best one was considered the black and white adaptation with Sir Lawrence Olivier and Greer Garson (truly excellent, but they had slightly changed the ending, as well as the time the story was set in).

There was another BBC series in the 70s, I think, and then the recent film with Kyra Knightly plus many other films inspired by the book.

Answer 3

Pride and Prejudice has been translated into over 70 languages, making it one of the most widely translated novels in English literature.

Answer 4

I think there are four they are race, social justice, sexist, religion

Answer 5

Read the book and find out, because sure as hell I'm not going to

Answer 6

Pride and Prejudice has a little less than 122,000 words.

Answer 7

There are 61 chapters.

Answer 8

49

Answer 9

61