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Just for curiosity...

Is it possible to include into your references articles that are published in different languages?

Let's say for instance that one of my biblatex entries is written in greek, whereas the rest of them are in english.

How can i print my whole reference list that includes both the "greek" and "english" entries, using the article document class?

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  • Assuming the languages employ alphabets that are derived from Latin, yes would be the answer to the first question, and no the answer to the second. – Mico Jan 14 '16 at 14:54
  • but if the language is not a "Latin derivative" (e.g. greek alphabet, cyrillic, etc), then is it possible to have an multilingual list of references? – Yorgos Jan 14 '16 at 15:00
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    You'll likely need to load some font also language packages, but that'll be the case regardless of whether they're used in bin entries. – Mico Jan 14 '16 at 15:32
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    The babelbib package allows you to add a language tag to BibTeX entries, and formats/writes the bibliography according to the entry's language. Far from perfect (what of a paper in English, published in a French journal, whose authors happen to be Hungarians and Portuguese?), but workable. – vonbrand Jan 15 '16 at 23:37
  • I'm not really sure why this was closed. Voting to reopen. Here's a related question.) Hyphenation of bibliographies with multiple languages using xelatex,xgreek and biblatex – Alan Munn Jan 16 '16 at 14:17

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