Sp>En Advertising Glossary Thread poster: Parrot
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Parrot 
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Thanks, Ceci 
Naty :^)
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Aurora Humarán (X)
Argentina
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| Marketing & Advertising... | Oct 5, 2002 |
Ceci:
Say thank you to the \"official glossary supplier\", Mr. Friday!
Au
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Parrot
Spain
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TOPIC STARTER | A glossary a day never hurts... | Oct 5, 2002 |
I\'ll be developing a Spanish bookshelf in my link library
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tazdog (X)
Spain
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| thanks, Cecilia... | Oct 6, 2002 |
I\'ll bookmark that one. A word to the wise, though: some of the English spellings are a bit off (e.g., abobe the line, guater color, high difinition...).
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Parrot
Spain
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TOPIC STARTER | That's why I thought it was Sp>En... | Oct 6, 2002 |
However, it\'s good for the host of new terms (mostly borrowings) that keep coming up in texts these days... discretion!
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It\'s an interesting glossary, and very complete, but as alluded to above, it\'s actually an Es>Es glossary. The words in English (or \"English\") are there because they are borrowings that are apparently used as such in the field of advertising in Spanish.
[ This Message was edited by: on 2002-10-07 02:35 ]
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José Luis Villanueva-Senchuk (X)
Argentina
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| Thank you, Friday | Oct 7, 2002 |
Hola,
Many thanks for the glossary. I thought of you often while working at the WSAVA Congress. Some of your relatives were the base for some lectures. 
Take care,
JL
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Terry Gilman
Germany
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Member (2003)
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| Online English<->Spanish dic for general business ? | Oct 23, 2002 |
Dear All,
My colleague in Prague has Spanish (and French) powerpoint slides he wants to understand in English to decide what needs to be translated/adapted in full.
I used to speak Spanish, but haven\'t used it at work for ten years, so I was wondering if someone here could give me a tip. If you know \"Schäfer\" for GermanEnglish, that\'s the kind of general business dictionary we are looking for.
Thank you.
Terry
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