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Art/Literary - General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters | | English term or phrase: contact info | I am translating titles for a webpage, and am looking for a concise form of expressing the English "Contact Info" or "Contact Us" section, which would include phone numbers, e-mail, website, location map, etc.
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 Joseph J. Brazauskas
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Local time: 15:33
| Grading comment I think this would do quite well. Thanks as always to you and to everyone who participated.
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16 hrs confidence: informatio ad contingendum
Explanation:
I prefer a classic gerund. I have seen other "taragana" websites and I don't trust them, they tend to mix Latin and English. I would use "notitia" to translate "notice", as in "legal notice".
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