Translation
Interpreter of Maladies was translated into Persian by Amir Mahdi Haghighat, as Motarjem-e Dard-hā, into Swedish by Eva Sjöstrand, as Den indiske tolken, into Bengali by Kamalika Mitra & Payel Sengupta under the name of Bedonar Bhashyakar and into Polish as Tłumacz chorób.
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