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Translation - Deens-Engels - Jeg mangler lidt oversÃ¦ttelse i forbindelse med...

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Category Business / Jobs

Title	Jeg mangler lidt oversÃ¦ttelse i forbindelse med...
Text Submitted by Mikkel	Source language: Deens Jeg mangler lidt oversÃ¦ttelse i forbindelse med en faktura, fÃ¸lgende ord vil jeg gerne have oversat, hvis det er muligt: Timeforbrug DiÃ¦ter, momsfri DiÃ¦ter for perioden LÃ¸bende mÃ¥ned + 30 dage
Remarks about the translation	British English

Title	I need some help with a translation according to a invoice
Translation Engels Translated by pias	Target language: Engels I need some help with a translation according to an invoice, I would like to have the following words translated, if possible: Time consumption Per diem, VAT free Per diem for the period Current month + 30 days

Laaste geakkrediteerde redigering deur kafetzou - 8 November 2007 03:54

Last messages

	Author	Message
		27 October 2007 19:24
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	I have edited the 2nd part of the intro sentence; it was rather awkwardly translated. I will now put it to a vote.
		28 October 2007 09:30
	Anita_Luciano Number of messages: 1670	"DiÃ¦ter" = maintenance money (or subsistence money) it does not (!!) mean TAX.
		28 October 2007 09:58
	pias Number of messages: 8113	OOOOPS...that is a big difference, sorry! I checked diÃ¦ter again and found traktamente (swedish) and that will be....per diem or allowance for expenses in english. Kafetzou, I'm sure TAX is a total wrong word, but should it be corrected to Anita's proposal ?
		28 October 2007 15:03
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	No - I never heard of "maintenance money" or "subsistence money", but "per diem" is fine if that's what you meant to say above.
		28 October 2007 15:06
	Anita_Luciano Number of messages: 1670	ThatÂ´s why IÂ´m not an English expert! :-) My dictionary (Danish-English) is way too old, I guess... it doesnÂ´t even mention "per diem", but now that you mention it, I can only agree, it sounds perfect.
		28 October 2007 15:56
	pias Number of messages: 8113	So...Should I correct that Kafetzou..now?
		28 October 2007 16:15
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	Yes, please.