Phrase that means “untranslated, in its original language”

Question

I'm looking for a phrase that will allow me to say things like this:

Having learned English allowed me to read more books [in their original language].

Answer 1

You’re nearly there already: in the original is probably the most usual wording for this. Or to be more specific you can say in the original English, or whatever other language is in question.

I found this a bit irritating: if my French is insufficient to allow me to read Proust in the original, why should the editors assume that I can read Racine?  — Stephen Fall, www.readingproust.com

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