The phrase "bilingual version" is correct and usable in written English in contexts where a version of something exists in two languages.
For example, "The book comes in a bilingual version, with both English and Spanish text."
(Miranda also translated the lyrics for this bilingual version of "West Side Story").
Even "Me Pones Sexy," the bilingual version of "I Want You," has more verve in Spanish.
Even a Greek-Aramaic bilingual version was found in 1958 near Kandahār in Afghanistan.
The musical was revived several times on Broadway including, most recently, in a bilingual version masterminded by Laurents, in which the Latino Sharks spoke and sang in Spanish.
The Swedish Film Institute will screen the long-unseen bilingual version of Ingmar Bergman's "Touch" (1971), with Elliott Gould and Bibi Andersson (Nov. 6 and 8).
Eddie Rosa, who is known for his improvisational skills, will perform a bilingual version of the art form with his group, Rancer Trovero.
Harrington remembers ordering the props master: "Put more bullets in!" Y Gwyll/Hinterland, 9pm, Sunday, S4C; bilingual versions will be broadcast on BBC Cymru Wales and BBC4 at later dates.
So the company is unleashing bilingual versions of its Baby Smartronics line of toys on loving families everywhere.
AWIS will begin to disseminate Grants at a Glance and Mentoring Means Future Scientists, as well as placing the bilingual versions of these resources on the Web, by summer 2002, with completion expected by 2003.
There have been quite a few Spanish renditions of Adele's "Hello" -- including Chilean brother and sister duo Kevin Karla & La Banda's fully orchestrated version which has over 1 million views -- but powerful bilingual versions continue to be rare. .
There are many, many versions of this song, so we'll just note a few: Jo Stafford's big pop hit, an unusual version in Japanese by Nat King Cole, bilingual versions in French and English by Edith Piaf (1950), and Iggy Pop's 2009 cover for his strange Francophile project "Préliminaires".
