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Aug 19, 2012 01:13
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Dutch term
Huurovereenkomst
Dutch to German
Law/Patents
Law: Contract(s)
I translated "huurovereenkomst" with "Mietvereinbarung" ("lease agreement") as it is said in the dictionary.
My client's proofreader insisted that "Mietvereinbarung" is not possible and therefore a mistake, it should be "Mietvertrag" according to them. However, "Mietvertrag" should be the translation of "huurverdrag"or "huurcontract" ("lease contract").
I checked on a search enginge and received approx. the same amount (4M) matches for "Mietvereinbarung" as for "Mietvertrag".
Is there any good reason why the client insists to mark "Mietvereinbarung" as a major mistake and thus reject the whole translation?
My client's proofreader insisted that "Mietvereinbarung" is not possible and therefore a mistake, it should be "Mietvertrag" according to them. However, "Mietvertrag" should be the translation of "huurverdrag"or "huurcontract" ("lease contract").
I checked on a search enginge and received approx. the same amount (4M) matches for "Mietvereinbarung" as for "Mietvertrag".
Is there any good reason why the client insists to mark "Mietvereinbarung" as a major mistake and thus reject the whole translation?
Proposed translations
(German)
4 | Mietvertrag |
Kristel Kruijsen
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Change log
Aug 20, 2012 01:17: Matthias Hammelehle changed "Restriction Fields" from "specialty" to "interest"
Proposed translations
1 day 6 hrs
Mietvertrag
Geht beides, Mietvertrag istz aber üblicher (s. Anzahl Hits)
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