10:53 May 17, 2019 |
Albanian to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) / high school subject | |||||||
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5 | Student Information Register |
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4 | basics of record-keeping |
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Student Information Register Explanation: Or Student Information System |
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basics of record-keeping Explanation: It's a matter of context! Firstly, this question has been asked, answered and, in my opinion, wrongly-selected once already: https://www.proz.com/kudoz/albanian-to-english/education-ped... Secondly, what both questions have in common seems to be that this is a school subject, and withing that context, "evidenca amë" or "amzë" may be irrelevant. In the link below, text appears in three different languages, but here is one extract that may shed light on the question at hand: Albanian: "Lëndët mësimore: Veprimtaria administrative; bazat e së drejtës; shkrim ligjor; korrespondencë; bazat e evidencës amë; përgatitja dhe administrimi i dokumenteve të zyrës; mbajtja e korrespondencës;" English: Teaching subjects: Administrative activity; basics of law; legal writing; correspondence; bases of primary evidence; preparation and administration of office documents, keeping the correspondence; (The third is Macedonian - it would be of help if anyone could clarify that part against the other two). The translation as "bases of primary sources" is clearly wrong and actually literally rendered, but the text as a whole clarifies the context in which the term "bazat e evidencës amë" is used in education, which is record-keeping amongst other relevant activities and skills. Reference: http://homedocbox.com/Landscaping/79371716-Modula-profesiona... |
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