Non-English Language Materials

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The rules on this page have been approved in concept by the SCRAP committee, but the exact wording is still being adjusted.
Please use these rules. Please send any feedback to SCRAP.

When cataloging foreign language materials, we cannot use foreign language catalog records. If there is not an English language record for the item in hand, create one, and link it to the parallel foreign language record. Add at least one Library of Congress subject heading as well as the appropriate subject headings for foreign language materials and foreign film subject headings.

How to recognize a foreign language record

Presence of a subfield b specifying the cataloging language (in OCLC, see #639241298).

Please note that many English records now have a subfield b, eng.

They may also include a subfield e for a different cataloging rule set (in OCLC, see #433360318).

The cataloging itself may be in a language other than English, and use unfamiliar abbreviations (in OCLC, see #497107259).

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