Sep 20, 2012 22:34
11 yrs ago
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Danish term
beløb OR beløb,00
Danish to English
Bus/Financial
Finance (general)
In a file, a couple of Danish words remained in the English text, could you please help me with this one?
Context:
This is a list of terms and conditions for factoring
"Interest rates: (...)
Factoring commission: Denmark: DKK beløb,00 per invoice / Foreign countries: DKK beløb,00 per invoice "
TIA, Eva
Context:
This is a list of terms and conditions for factoring
"Interest rates: (...)
Factoring commission: Denmark: DKK beløb,00 per invoice / Foreign countries: DKK beløb,00 per invoice "
TIA, Eva
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +3 | sum or amount | Christine Andersen |
4 +2 | amount | Leif Henriksen |
Proposed translations
+3
35 mins
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sum or amount
Hi Eva
Here it means a sum or amount.
As it is set up, it means fill in the figures when they are known.
Factoring commission: Denmark: DKK XXX.00 per invoice / Foreign countries: DKK XXX.00 per invoice "
The decimal has not been changed from , to .
Here it means a sum or amount.
As it is set up, it means fill in the figures when they are known.
Factoring commission: Denmark: DKK XXX.00 per invoice / Foreign countries: DKK XXX.00 per invoice "
The decimal has not been changed from , to .
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thanks a lot to both of you, that was very helpful!"
+2
27 mins
amount
This is a placeholder for the amount followed by ,00 - meaning it will always be in full kroner.
So, you can translate beløb to amount in order to have the same meaning, but beware if this is a field code which is not translated.
So, you can translate beløb to amount in order to have the same meaning, but beware if this is a field code which is not translated.
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Charlesp
3 hrs
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agree |
Christine Andersen
: Leif has a good point about the field code
8 hrs
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Just like your good point about the decimal point. Thanks. Christine.
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