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Latest post Fri, Mar 25 2005 12:01 PM by Fair Lady. 1 replies.
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Fair Lady  +  83793 Fri, 25 Mar 05 12:01 PM
Hi,
i suppose this is the place where I can get an expert adviceSmile [:)]
Now I'm working on En>Ru translation of ISO standard for Information Security. There are some phrases and terms that are diffucult to understand for me, because it is the first time I deal with this type of translation, I mean in this sphere
Sometimes my only wish is to do like thatAngry [:@]or like that Crying [:'(] , really...
So can I apply to you with my questions? What I need is explanation of the meaning of the phrases or terms. I'd appreciate your helpSmile [:)]
Fair Lady
Joined on Wed, Mar 23 2005
Russia
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matthewg, 4 yr 245 days ago
Hi Fair Lady,

Please post the terms and phrases that you're having difficulty with.
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