12 August 2016, 1 comments
Henri Goursau is featured in the Guinness Book of Records for his "International Travellers’ Dictionary in 16 Languages" published on 21 February 1997 at Saint-Orens de Gameville (France). His dictionary holds the absolute world record for containing the highest number of languages!
On 23 April 1997, Henri Goursau was accepted as a member of the New York Academy of Sciences.
This magazine reveals the existence of the maternal ancestors of King Jean-Baptiste BERNADOTTE (1818-1844) of Sweden and Norway in one of the French Pyrenees' most splendid valleys : the Azun valley.
BY HENRI GOURSAU
This multilingual dictionary has just been published in France. It contains 200 commonly used phrases translated into the world's main 180 languages.
Chez les Goursau, il y a Henri, le père qui tient le stylo et Jérôme, le fils, as de l'informatique. Grand spécialiste des dictionnaires en tous genres, principalement aéronautique, Henri a fini par se passionner pour le football.
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