| User | Thread poster: Erik Hansson DIN EN ISO vs. SS-EN ISO |
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Erik Hansson 
Germany
 Member (2002)
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Hej gott folk!
Jag har översatt en tysk text som nämner standarden DIN EN ISO 12100-1. I normalfall skriver jag SS-EN ISO 12100-1 i den svenska översättningen.
Nu kommer kunden och undrar varför den tyska standarden inte längre anges. När ni översätter för en svensk målgrupp, "översätter" ni generellt denna beteckning till SS-EN ISO 12100-1? Å ena sidan har tysken rättat sig efter DIN EN ISO, men å andra sidan är svensken säkert mer hemmastadd med SS-EN ISO.
I slutändan borde det stå samma sak i bägge versionerna.
Jag ser fram emot era synpunkter.
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Erik
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As a general rule I do not translate titles, proper nouns or abbreviations. In some cases an explanation (in brackets) can be advisable.
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