1. mf.
English translation: 1. midt for > 1st floor, centre apartment; 1st floor, centre suite
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| 19:03 Jun 25, 2010 |
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55 mins confidence: 
peer agreement (net): +3
peer agreement (net): +3midt for > centre Explanation: First floor, centre Typical Danish blocks of flats were centred on a staircase with two flats on each storey, 1 tv and 1 th, 2 tv and 2 th etc. 1st floor left, 1st floor right and so on. Some have three flats, so the centre one would be ´midt for´. Without more context, I can only guess that that is what you mean. There is a plan here, showing that the flat is directly opposite the lift, presumably between flats 1 tv and 1 th . http://www.edc.dk/Sag/?Pid=35308031 -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2010-06-25 20:19:39 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Here is an example of the address written out in full: http://www.evamariaseverin.dk/?ID=123 |
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