This dictionary, particularly designed for French-speaking users, is also intended for tourists who wish to communicate on a daily basis during their trip.

Judeo-Spanish is a  language that has been constantly changing, transforming and evolving since 1492, when the Jews were expelled from Spain. Judeo-Spanish is an amalgam of Spanish, Turkish, Hebrew, Ladino, French , Arabic, Greek, Italian, and yet, the amalgamation of all these languages has formed its own independent entity where the characteristics of its Jewish soul are recognized.

A dictionary containing nearly 10,000 entries, preceded by an introduction addressing writing, pronunciation and grammar, as well as the evolution of the Khmer language. Translations are offered in Khmer script as well as in phonological transcription and present the context in which the word is to be used together with any regionalisms.

A dictionary of 6,000 everyday words, offering a phonetic transcription and translations of the different meanings in Korean for each term. With a linguistic and grammatical introduction and a phrasebook at the end of the volume.

Sorani is spoken by more than ten million Kurds in Iraq and Iran, out of whom nearly two hundred thousand currently live in Europe. This dictionary, which focuses on contemporary language, contains 22,000 entries, 3,000 variants, 2,000 subentries (compound verbs) and over 1,000 expressions. Entries are written in Arabic characters and in Roman transcription.

This dictionary, which contains more than 6,000 entries, is preceded by a grammatical overview (alphabet, pronunciation, connection, words and class of words, sentences and grammatical functions, word order, etc.). At the end of the volume, a phrasebook can be found, complete with abbreviations and acronyms, the monetary system, proverbs, first names, greetings and wishes.

The Tandroy lexicon differs from standard Malagasy. It is spoken by the 4th largest ethnic group on the island in terms of the number of speakers. This work of dialect lexicography is part of a complete inventory of lexical resources in the Malagasy language.

5,100 entries. Written in both Cyrillic and Uighur-Mongol script, with phonetic transcription. At the end of the volume, a reading table is established according to the graphic features of Uighur-Mongolian writing, accompanied by the classic transliteration of Mongolian writing.

A dictionary which pays homage to the Mongolian language and lexicon, with 20,000 main entries, enriched with terms relating to the medical and sanitary field and vocabulary of sciences. The words are written in the two Mongolian scripts: Cyrillic and Uigur.

Images, metaphors and figures to become familiar with the spirit of this language. The book has 2,500 proverbs organized into sixteen chapters, each using some 500 keywords.