Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Norwegian term or phrase:
selvstendig næringsdrivende dagmamma
English translation:
self-employed daycare provider
Norwegian term
selvstendig næringsdrivende dagmamma
5 +3 | self-employed daycare provider | Charles Ek |
4 +2 | self-employed childminder | Carole Hognestad |
4 | sole proprietor daycare provider | jeffrey engberg |
4 | freelance daycare provider | Charlesp |
PRO (1): Charlesp
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Proposed translations
self-employed daycare provider
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Note added at 12 mins (2013-04-17 01:20:28 GMT)
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"Selvstendig næringsdrivende" refers to self-employed persons such as ourselves. It's part of the Norwegian tax code, for instance, and corresponds to our "sole proprietor" for the most part.
A "dagmamma" is someone who cares for your kids while you're slaving away at an employer's office or shop, wishing you had the nerve to take the leap and become "selvstendig næringsdrivende". :-)
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