s.A.
English translation: samt Auslagen
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| 5 | If at all, it's NOT *plus* costs BUT *including* (inclusive of) costs |
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| 3 | siehe Anhang |
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| 1 | es war bereits heute so ' ne Abkuerzung |
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siehe Anhang Explanation: is the first thing that springs to mind. HTH Alison |
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13 mins confidence:
es war bereits heute so ' ne Abkuerzung Explanation: samt Auslagen Danke an Volkmar |
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33 mins confidence:
If at all, it's NOT *plus* costs BUT *including* (inclusive of) costs Explanation: "samt" means that costs (if this is the right term to use) are *included* in the amount stated. "plus" would be "zuzüglich" (zzgl.), at least in "German" German. You also seem to be too fast with your choice since the first "sA" question is not yet finally answered. |
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