I want to read Nietzsche's works but I don't know German, so I will read the translations. Does /lit/ approve this?
Yes, if you go Kaufman's.
If you're feeling unlazy enough to learn another language, I recommend Mandarin Chinese (the way they form their words with their letters is fascinating (Chineasy))
Feck the Greeks
Kaufmann
nietzsche is so universally correct that you can read it in any language and still understand it, even if you don't speak that language
>worrying about the validation of losers on the internet
>not just reading a translation, which is fine
> not spending time learning german
just fucking grow a pair already
>>8307185
In Human, All Too Human, Nietzsche himself (remember he was a trained philologist, that is, translator and interpreter of ancient languages) says:
"It is neither the best nor the worst in a book that is untranslatable in it".
>>8307375
ok there Hans ab-doul Achmedinejab
>>8307460
fag
i read beyond good and evil and it was complete trash. waste of time and money
>>8307466
That is like one of the last works of Nietzsche you should read. If that's where you started no wonder.
>>8307465
F u
t. Red-blooded American with Scottish/German/english ancestry
>>8307472
*forgot the pic (hella redpilled innit)
>>8307185
No but if you read the French translation the Nietzsch himself would approve.