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Harry Potter has been translated into 67 other languages. However, there are two translations into Portuguese and Chinese making the total 69. To this you must also add English.
In total the Harry Potter books can be read in 70 languages.
It should be noted that the English and American English versions are not counted separately and that some languages do not have the full seven books translated.
You can find out more information from the link in related links.
The Harry Potter series has been translated into seventy languages.
Afrikaans- South Africa
Albanian- Albania
Arabic- Arab
World Armenian- Armenia
Asturian- Spain (Asturias)
Basque- Spain (Basque Country)
Bengali- India, Bangladesh
Bosnian- Bosnia and Herzegovina
Breton- France (Brittany)
Bulgarian- Bulgaria
Catalan- Andorra and Spain (Balearic Island, Catalonia)
Chinese- China
Croatian- Croatia
Czech- Czech Republic
Danish- Denmark
Dutch- Belgium, Netherlands, and Suriname
English- The United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, South Africa, and the United States
Estonian- Estonia
Faroese- Faroe Islands
Finnish- Finland
French- Belgium, Canada, France, Switzerland, and Luxembourg
West Frisian- Netherlands (Friesland)
Galician- Spain (Galicia)
Georgian- Georgia
German- Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, and Luxembourg
Low German- Germany
Modern Greek- Greece
Ancient Greek- Greece
Greenlandic- Greenland
Gujarati- India (Gujarat)
Hebrew- Israel
Hindu- India
Hungarian- Hungary
Icelandic- Iceland
Indonesian- Indonesia
Irish- Ireland and the United Kingdom
Italian- Italy, San Marino, and Switzerland
Japanese- Japan
Khmer- Cambodia
Korean- South Korea
LatinLatvian- Latvia
Lithuanian-Lithuania
Luxembourgish- Luxembourg
Macedonian- Republic of Macedonia
Marathi- India
Bahasa Malaysia- Malaysia
Malayalam- India (Kerala)
Mongolian- Mongolia
Nepali- Nepal
Norwegian- Norway
Occitan- France (Occitania)
Persian- Iran
Polish- Poland
Portuguese- Brazil and Portugal
Romanian- Romania and Moldova
Russian- Russia
Serbian- Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sinhala- Sri Lanka
Slovak- Slovakia
Slovene- Slovenia
Spanish- Spain and Latin America
Swedish- Sweden and Finland
Thai- Thailand
Tibetan- China (Tibet Autonomous Region)
Turkish- Turkey
Ukrainian- Ukraine
Urdu- Pakistan
Vietnamese- Vietnam
Welsh- United Kingdom (Wales)
- In April 2011 worldwide sales of Harry Potter books were estimated to be about 450 million copies, and the books have been translated from the original English into at least 67 other languages.
Harry Potter can only speak one language, English.
During the series it was discovered that he could speak and understand Parseltounge, the language of snakes. However, he could only do this because part of Lord Voldemort's soul was inside him and that was one of Voldemort's abilities. Once that Horcrux was destroyed, Harry could not longer communicate with snakes.
Through most of the books Harry can speak two languages: English and Parsletongue. The latter he can only speak if he directs his speech at a snake. He loses the ability near the end of Deathly Hallows.
The Harry Potter series has been translated into 70 distinct languages, it was also published in English and American English.
Not all books in the series were translated, some translations never made it past the first few books.
It has has been translated into 65 languages from the original which was, of course, written in English.
As of 2013, according to TIME's "Harry Potter By The Numbers," it has been translated into 73 foreign languages.
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First and last book from Harry Potter?
The first book in the Harry Potter series is Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone(American title) or Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone(other countries). The last book in the Harry Potter series is Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
Is there a movie for all of the Harry Potter series?
There is a movie adaptation for each books from the Harry Potter Series.
Are the Harry Potter series a novel?
No, the Harry Potter series consists of seven novels.
What is a biography of Harry Potter?
The Harry Potter series, consisting of seven (7) books.
What group is badgers from Harry Potter?
The badger represents Hufflepuff house in the Harry Potter series.
Has Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone been translated into other languages?
Yes, the Harry Potter series has been translated into over 60 languages.
Who translated Harry Potter into German?
The Harry Potter series was translated into German by Klaus Fritz
How many languages was Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone translated into?
The Harry Potter books have been published in at least 70 languages.
Who many languages dose Harry Potter trandslated?
Over 200. And i think you meant 'How' not 'Who' and does* translated* how about we just change the entire question. How many languages are the Harry Potter books translated in?
How many languages have Harry Potter has?
According to Wikipedia, it has been translated into 67 languages.
What was the language of the book Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Askaban?
Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince was originally written, like the rest of the series, in British English and translated into at least 68 different languages. A list can be seen in the "Related Links" section.
Was Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone translated into French?
Yes, the whole series was translated into French.
How many languages has Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone been translated into?
Roughly 67
How many languages was Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince translated to?
I think 62
Is Harry Potter read in Hungary?
Yes, the Harry Potter series is read all over the world. All seven books in the series have been translated into Hungarian.
Was Harry Potter translated into Spanish?
Yes, Harry Potter was translated into Spanish.
Who is the translator for the Harry Potter books?
The Harry Potter series has been translated into 64 different languages and each different translation therefore needed a different translator. In some countries one translator was used for the whole series but in other countries different translators handled different books in the series or pairs of translators worked simultaneously on a single book. For example, the Japanese translation was translated by Yuko Matsuoka whereas Vladimir and Pavel Medek translated the Czech versions.
