Uso de guiones intercalados
Thread poster: Angel Llacuna
Angel Llacuna
Angel Llacuna  Identity Verified
Spain
Local time: 16:41
English to Spanish
Nov 26, 2018

¿ qué opción es preferible : la traducción con guiones intercalados o sin ellos ?

one-on-one chat = chat uno a uno // chat uno-a-uno


[Edited at 2018-11-26 07:26 GMT]


 
Susana E. Cano Méndez
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Spain
Local time: 16:41
French to Spanish
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Guiones Nov 26, 2018

Buenos días, Ángel.

La RAE no admite estos guiones. Por lo tanto, es mejor ponerlo sin guiones. Yo te aconsejaría que si dudas con alguno, pongas un sinónimo (cuando sea posible). Ej.: chat one-to-one = chat privado/personalizado, etc.

Un abrazo.


Hedwig Spitzer (X)
Rosa Plana Castillón
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Angel Llacuna
Angel Llacuna  Identity Verified
Spain
Local time: 16:41
English to Spanish
TOPIC STARTER
perfecto Susana, Nov 26, 2018

gracias

 
Yaotl Altan
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Mexico
Local time: 08:41
Member (2006)
English to Spanish
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Sin RAE Nov 29, 2018

No sé lo que diga la RAE en este tema y tampoco me interesa mucho. Lo uso sin guiones.

 


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Uso de guiones intercalados






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