Glossary entry

Norwegian term or phrase:

DT

English translation:

Deltatt. Participated

Added to glossary by Félicien Sirois
Feb 19, 2016 18:53
8 yrs ago
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Norwegian term

DT

Non-PRO Norwegian to English Other Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs Grade appearing on a transcript
Not much to go on here... I have a transcript of grades/scores for a Norwegian secondary school and the abbreviation "DT" appears among the scores, and specifically (and only) for "Norsk sidemal, skriftlig."

While the phrase "daglig tale" comes to mind, it doesn't really fit in as a grade or score, though I suppose it could be simply a comment or note. The transcript's glossary does not contain this particular abbreviation either.

Probably the simplest thing, but it's not coming to mind. Any ideas?

Discussion

Félicien Sirois (asker) Feb 22, 2016:
Yes, unfortunately points can't be awarded unless an actual entry is made. Had I discovered this sooner, I would have told you to submit an answer, but I have to go with the first actual correct answer that was posted and award points there. Nevertheless, I greatly appreciate your help and I hope I can return the favor someday.
Norskpro Feb 22, 2016:
Well, I guess someone else got points, instead.
Félicien Sirois (asker) Feb 22, 2016:
I think it may indeed be deltatt. I wish you would have submitted this as an answer so I could have awarded you points since you were the first to propose it!
Norskpro Feb 19, 2016:
Deltatt? Maybe deltatt = participated.

Proposed translations

+1
12 hrs
Selected

Deltatt. Participated

Participared
Peer comment(s):

agree Charlesp
1 day 1 hr
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Yes, "deltatt" does seem to makes sense. Not quite what I was expecting since it relates to a specific test that is a part of a subject (versus a separate subject), but I can see the reasoning behind it. Thank you!"
5 hrs

Double (class) hour

DT = Dobbeltime

http://www2.minskole.no/minskole/austbo/pilot.nsf/ntr/63B698...$FILE/Ferdig%20hefte%201.docxDT = Dobbeltime



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Note added at 5 hrs (2016-02-19 23:58:20 GMT)
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http://www3.minskole.no/minskole/Austbo/pilot.nsf/ntr/414CEB...$FILE/Periode%204.doc..

ET = enkeltime DT = dobbeltime ...

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