artykuły jeździeckie

03:01 Aug 3, 2006 

Caryl, check with your client. Explain a difference between ‘equestrian equipment’ and ‘'equipment for mounted troops' (wyposażenie jazdy/konnicy) and see which way they want to go.

02:21 Aug 3, 2006 

no, there is nothing in 'artykuły jeździeckie' to relate it to military. They may mean that, but basicly it is not related to the military only! Artykuły jeżdzieckie to equestrian equipment . Period.

02:12 Aug 3, 2006 

Yes, I agree, lukeg - but they only deal with military equipment, so does my suggestion above - 'equipment for mounted troops' make sense as a translation?

02:10 Aug 3, 2006 

Seems they offer equestrian equipment (for sale/rent) and also rent military vehicles; only that makes sense.

02:08 Aug 3, 2006 

Adrian, right now I don't need a horse or a jeep, I need a linguistic Pegasus . . .

02:00 Aug 3, 2006 

well if you're on a horse you don't need a jeep, do you? I think it's clear case of check with client, as you say.

01:56 Aug 3, 2006 

Or would this be something like:
'equipment for mounted troops'?

01:41 Aug 3, 2006 

Ok - I can see that I'm going to have to check with the client . . .

01:38 Aug 3, 2006 

Adrian's right...and for equestrian equipment :)

01:37 Aug 3, 2006 

Again, mea culpa for a badly-worded question - the kind of things listed are ambulances, motorcycles, jeeps etc.

01:36 Aug 3, 2006 

What I have in mind at the moment is:

Transport equipment

We hire out military vehicles such as:

A,B,C,D etc.

Yes, of course, vehicles - that's what I thought from the beginning-but probably tiredness wiped it from my mind when I wrote the question. What I'm asking is this - is 'transport equipment' an adequate translation of 'artykuły jeździeckie' - and BTW, I don't think the company hires out horses . . . :-)

01:28 Aug 3, 2006 

am I missing something? What about the horses? And personally I would go for vehicles rather than transport, by the way.