English term
for and on behalf of
for and on behalf of party B
Can anybody help give suggestion for Vietnamese?
Thanks in advance.
Chinh Chu
Proposed translations
Vietnam
Proven Credentials
Native in: Vietnamese
Works in: English to Vietnamese, Vietnamese to English
vì lợi ích và thay mặt cho
vì lợi ích và thay mặt cho bên A
vì lợi ích và thay mặt cho bên B
Of course, specific contexts will suggest possible better translation.
Vietnam
Satisfaction glocalization
Native in: Vietnamese (Variant: Standard-Vietnam) 
Works in: English to Vietnamese, Vietnamese to English, English to Japanese, and 12 more.
được ủy quyền và thay mặt cho
Vietnam
IT, Finance, Game and Automotive Trans
Native in: Vietnamese
Works in: English to Vietnamese, Vietnamese to English
đại diện và thay mặt cho
Đại diện và thay mặt cho bên B
Vietnam
35 years in Translation and Localization
Native in: English 
, Vietnamese (Variant: Standard-Vietnam)
Works in: English to Vietnamese, Vietnamese to English, English to French, and 13 more.
Netherlands
Co-operation is a development
Native in: Vietnamese , Dutch
Works in: English to Dutch, German to Dutch, English to Vietnamese, and 3 more.
đại diện và thay mặt cho
đại diện và thay mặt cho bên B
Vietnam
Accurate ... Correct ... Appropriate
Native in: English , Vietnamese
Works in: Vietnamese to English, English to Vietnamese, English to Khmer (Central), and 20 more.
đại diện và thay mặt
đại diện và thay mặt Bên A
đại diện và thay mặt Bên B
As a native English speaker, I translate this as "for and on behalf of" ... and have done so for the past 15 years.
Not sure if "cho" is necessary or not.
Cheers,
Shane
www.translingualexpress.com
Discussion
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080628020552AA...
(quoted) "for and on behalf of, meaning acting for that person or company"
Will it resolve your quest ?
While in English a combination of two synonyms like these can emphasize the meaning, I think, unfortunately only this combination in Vietnamese cannot but also results in a strange expression.
The language bar is sometimes too intricate and hard to cross. Right? But the good thing is we, different language speakers, can be together hand in hand to cross it. Right?
cheers,
Chinh Chu
I think you are correct. For me, as a 2nd Lg VI speaker, "Đại diện" means "representing" and "thay mặt" means "on behalf of". They are the same meaning and seem 'strange' when used together in VI ... but of course I am a native EN speaker so may not totally hiểu!
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If I see "Đại diện" in a signature block, it is "Represented by". If I see "Thay mặt", it is "On behalf of". If I see them together, only then is it "For and on behalf of".
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Could this be another example where a VI writer is use synonymic repetition for reinforcement of meaning?
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Cheers,<br>
by and not on behalf of,<br>
Shane<br><br>
www.translingualexpress.com
However, far as I know, "đại diện" is just another Chinese version of "thay mặt". What I want to know is whether or not "for" and "on behalf of" means the same. If it is the case then we should choose either "thay mặt" or "đại diện", not both in a phrase as this would lead to an uncommon and ridiculous expression which if Googled for none will be found.
I think Shanewall has the best understanding of the English phrase. So particurlar thanks to Shanewall for your help. I will choose your suggestion but with the said modification.
Anyway, thanks to all my valued colleagues for your kind help.
Warmest regards;
Chinh Chu