Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

dear ms. hill

Spanish translation:

Estimada Sra Hill

Added to glossary by Carmen Cuervo-Arango
Oct 22, 2002 16:20
21 yrs ago
English term

dear ms. hill

Non-PRO English to Spanish Other high school
a thank you letter t my daughter\'s spanish teacher in which I have about 5 sentences

Proposed translations

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Selected

Estimada Sra Hill

x

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Note added at 2002-10-22 16:26:36 (GMT)
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Después de Hill he olvidado poner dos puntos, en lugar de coma (en inglés), como

Estimada Sra Hill:

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Note added at 2002-10-22 16:33:52 (GMT)
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I will add the note again in English. It should be

Estimada Sra Hill: (and not Estimada Sra Hill, with a comma, as in English)
Reference:

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Peer comment(s):

agree Thierry LOTTE
0 min
agree Fernando Muela Sopeña
7 mins
agree David Esteban Julian
9 mins
agree Sergio Carvajal (X)
13 mins
agree CNF : Sra. (con puntito) y queda perrrrrfecto :^)
23 mins
agree Verónica Dolan
23 mins
agree Lila del Cerro
33 mins
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+3
2 hrs

Estimada Sra. Hill:

if she is married or "Estimada Srta. Hill:" if she is single. In Spanish we do not have a "neutral" form of address.
Peer comment(s):

agree María Alejandra Funes
3 hrs
agree CNF
4 hrs
agree ROLANDO A. HERNANDEZ : Creo que culturalmente convendría más Srita. aún cuando sea casada.
14 hrs
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3 hrs

Estimada Sra. Hill.

This is a letter salutation.

Good Luck!

Lany
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1 day 2 hrs

Estimada Señora/Señorita Hill

the problem is that you use ms when you don't want to show your status, but if you know it, you should translate it as:
señora o señorita. We don't have that choice in Argentina!

Hope you find it useful.

Best Regards.

Verónica.
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