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11:00 Jun 28, 2011 |
Indonesian to English translations [PRO] General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters / Abbreviations in translation from Indonesian | |||||||
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4 +1 | BA/DDS |
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4 | Doctorandus/Dentist |
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Doctorandus/Dentist Explanation: Bachelor Degree and Degree for Dentist. |
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BA/DDS Explanation: In the past, "Drs." (Doktorandus) was equivalent to "MA" (Master of Arts) which was the influence of Dutch system. "Drs." is for male while for female, it is "Dra.". Then, "Drs." means a candidate of doctor or to be entitled to study for a doctoral degree. The degree shifted to be equivalent to "BA" (Bachelor of Arts) due to the stronger influence of British/American system. "Drs." or "Dra." degrees are no longer used for the present graduates. "Drg." (Dokter Gigi) is a dentist equivalent to "DDS" (Doctor of Dental Surgery) or "DMD" (Doctor of Dental Medicine). Your guess that “Drs." (before male names) and “Drg.” (before female names) is unfortunately incorrect. |
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