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Término o frase en italiano:	badanti
Traducción al inglés:	care-givers
Aportado por:	reblack

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13:28 Nov 10, 2004

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Término o frase en italiano: badanti

A description of the services offered by a private investigation agency: "...informazioni affidabilità badanti “Est Europa”"

Thanks in advance!

reblack

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Canadá

carers

Explicación:
PDF] “MY CULTURE WHERE THEY WORK”Formato file: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Versione HTML
... same time, a massive regularisation 5 has been carried out, specifically addressing migrants working as carers for the elderly who are known as “badanti”. ...
www.5thfeminist.lu.se/filer/paper_235.pdf - Pagine simili

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Grace Anderson
Italia
Local time: 22:06

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Thanks for all of the help. I went with care-givers. I was a bit sad to see the dialogue get a bit nasty at points :(
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4 +10

carers

Grace Anderson

4 +1

minders (literally)

Vittorio Preite

care takers

esoft

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carers

Grace Anderson
Italia
Local time: 22:06
Idioma materno: inglés
Pts. PRO en la categoría: 7

Nota de quien pregunta a quien contesta

Thanks for all of the help. I went with care-givers. I was a bit sad to see the dialogue get a bit nasty at points :(

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Vittorio Preite: yours is better

0 minuto

-> Thanks Vittorio - you are kind!

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Federica D'Alessio

2 minutos

-> thanks Federica

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MGLSolutions

5 minutos

-> thanks MGL

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Cristina Giannetti

6 minutos

-> thanks Cristina

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Vittorio Felaco: We usually say "caretakers" and companions - carers sounds too much like what someone who has never lived in an English speaking country would say. The problem is with badanti which is a euphemism. My point is that carer is not heard much

37 minutos

-> sorry Vittorio but as Writeaway says a "caretaker" is an entirely different profession

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writeaway: @Vittorio Felaco-I don't know which 'we' you are referring too. but in (native-speaker) English (USA and UK) a caretaker is for property only-carer or care-giver is for this context

45 minutos

-> Thanks P :-)

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Giusi Pasi

53 minutos

-> Thanks, Guisi

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Livia D'Ettorre

1 hora

-> Thanks, Lyuba

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kringle: caretakers definitely a no-no (reminds me of school) either carers or care-givers (seen frequently and maybe more up to date)

1 hora

-> Thank you Sue!

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Sonia Atkinson: definitely "carers" or "care assistants" in the UK. As you say, "caretaker" is a completely different profession

1 hora

-> Thanks Sonia

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esoft: OK, after further research, I noticed that UK English texts do mention "carers". Oddly, I think that "carer" sounds like a euphemism in English too..... By the way, the UK Government uses the term "carer": check out http://www.carers.gov.uk/

6 horas

9 minutos Nivel de confianza:

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minders (literally)

Explicación:
"minder" "home helper", or "private nurse" even if not qualified
"badare" = to mind something or somebody

Vittorio Preite
Reino Unido
Local time: 21:06
Idioma materno: italiano

1 hora Nivel de confianza:

care takers

Explicación:
This term is also used to indicate help that you receive for personal needs like daily care, supervision and other assistance.

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Note added at 6 hrs 35 mins (2004-11-10 20:03:40 GMT) Post-grading
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After looking further into this word, I see it is used in both instances: taking care of things and taking care of persons.

See below just a few of the hundreds of references to taking care of people: adults, seniors, infants etc.

http://www.helpguide.org/mental/parenting_bonding_reactive_a...

http://www.menshealthnetwork.org/library/mhndocs/PrimaryCare...
http://seniorhealth.about.com/cs/safety/a/care_abuse.htm

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Note added at 6 hrs 41 mins (2004-11-10 20:09:27 GMT) Post-grading
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OK then, it looks like in the UK is \"carers\" and in North America is \"care-takers\" or \"care-givers\"

esoft
Canadá
Idioma materno: italiano, inglés

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italiano: badanti

inglés translation: care-givers