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Norwegian to English translations [PRO]
Social Sciences - Education / Pedagogy / report about a child in care | | Norwegian term or phrase: delta i samhandling | Familien hjelper gutten til å delta i lek om hverdagslige situasjoner, delta i samhandling uten å trekke seg unna hvis det er konflikter eller noe ikke lystbetont
"participate in interaction" sounds too much like they are partaking in an event, does anyone have a better suggestion? |
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Maybe this could be an option.
See web reference. |
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