Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
A Junio del 2010...
English translation:
As of / In June 2010
Spanish term
A Junio del 2010...
Will be okay to translate as To June 2010?
It's the translation of a legal document.
Here is the full phrase:
• A junio del 2010 se están capacitando en Upala un total de 176 jóvenes, de los cuales el 70% son mujeres y el 26% migrantes y en Desamparados se están capacitando 181 jóvenes, de los cuales el 46% son mujeres y no hay migrantes.
4 +4 | As of / In June 2010 | David Russi |
Sep 22, 2010 06:21: David Russi Created KOG entry
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