Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Portuguese term or phrase:
a que me reporto
Italian translation:
a cui mi rifaccio/faccio riferimento
Portuguese term
Brazil
a que me reporto
Frase típica de encerramento de certidões de registro civil:
Ex. "Era o que continha o dito assento de nascimento, do qual bem e fielmente extraí esta certidão, em tudo conforme ao original, a que me reporto."
Tenho usado "a cui/al quale faccio riferimento ", mas queria saber se "a cui mi rimetto" é correto (se me lembro bem, aparecia num documento argentino traduzido para o italiano).
Agradeço sugestões!
Paulo
| 4 | a cui mi rifaccio/faccio riferimento |
Michela Ghislieri
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| 5 | In questione |
Massimiliano Rossi
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Apr 16, 2018 20:03: Michela Ghislieri changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/856127">Paulo Marcon's</a> old entry - "a que me reporto"" to ""a cui mi rifaccio/faccio riferimento""
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