Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
ALUMNO(A) A LA FECHA EN EL (LA) COL LA SALLE BULEVARES
English translation:
as of the date a student in school La Salle Bulevares
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Michael Powers (PhD)
Jun 16, 2003 01:58
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Spanish term
ALUMNO(A) A LA FECHA EN EL (LA) COL LA SALLE BULEVARES
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I need help, I would like to know how o translate this text, it is part of a school diploma, I have some ideas, but i am not sure.Thank you
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as of the date a student in school La Salle Bulevares
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Note added at 2003-06-16 02:10:33 (GMT)
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\"a la fecha\" = as of the date
\"alumno(a)\" = student
\"col\" I believe is an abbreviation for \"colegio\" which would mean \"school\"
Then the name of the school
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Note added at 2003-06-16 02:10:33 (GMT)
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\"a la fecha\" = as of the date
\"alumno(a)\" = student
\"col\" I believe is an abbreviation for \"colegio\" which would mean \"school\"
Then the name of the school
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STUDENT _____, ON THE DATE ___________, IN COL LA SALLE BULEVARS ________
Is this a form with blanks? "Bulevars" means "boulevard" and I can't really see how else this sentence could make sense if that were not the case.
STUDENT: _____________________
ON THE DATE: __________________
IN COL LA SALLE BULEVARS (possibly the address of the school).
STUDENT: _____________________
ON THE DATE: __________________
IN COL LA SALLE BULEVARS (possibly the address of the school).
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is currently a student at La Salle Bulevares School
Así lo diría yo.
Espero te ayude.
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I am assuming that the name of the student precedes the sentence, i.e., \"John Deer is currently...\"
Espero te ayude.
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Note added at 2003-06-16 02:09:22 (GMT)
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I am assuming that the name of the student precedes the sentence, i.e., \"John Deer is currently...\"
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STUDENT _____, ON THE DATE ___________, IN COL LA SALLE BULEVARS ________
Is this a form with blanks? "Bulevars" means "boulevard" and I can't really see how else this sentence could make sense if that were not the case.
STUDENT: _____________________
ON THE DATE: __________________
IN COL LA SALLE BULEVARS (possibly the address of the school).
STUDENT: _____________________
ON THE DATE: __________________
IN COL LA SALLE BULEVARS (possibly the address of the school).
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student at this date or currently a student
ALUMNO(A) A LA FECHA EN EL (LA) COL LA SALLE BULEVARES
.... STUDENT AT THIS DATE AT COL LA SALLE BULEVARES
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..... CURRENTLY A STUDENT AT COL LA SALLE BULEVARES
The first suggestion sounds literal, but if this is a form, or a diploma, it might be clear.
.... STUDENT AT THIS DATE AT COL LA SALLE BULEVARES
OR
..... CURRENTLY A STUDENT AT COL LA SALLE BULEVARES
The first suggestion sounds literal, but if this is a form, or a diploma, it might be clear.
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At present ...
Up to the present...
What I wuold ask as an educator is for the translator to elucidarte as much as possible the level of the schoolThe abbreciation COL
In English we say college refreing to a third level institution.
In French the word collège refers to a level of education before secondary school (translated in the United States as Middle School or Junior High)
What does Colegio mean in Spanish in this context? Just something to be careful about.
What I wuold ask as an educator is for the translator to elucidarte as much as possible the level of the schoolThe abbreciation COL
In English we say college refreing to a third level institution.
In French the word collège refers to a level of education before secondary school (translated in the United States as Middle School or Junior High)
What does Colegio mean in Spanish in this context? Just something to be careful about.
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