Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Norwegian term or phrase:
budskapsnotat
English translation:
Talking points memo
Added to glossary by
Charles Ek
Mar 25, 2016 14:08
8 yrs ago
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Norwegian term
budskapsnotat
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Used in the PR realm when listing items to have available for crisis management, both as just "Budskapsnotat" and "Budskapsnotater til sentralbord".
I thought originally this would be a "talking points memo" as we call it here in the U.S., but I see from the link below that is possibly not correct, as it is used for publicly-released communications as well. Note that the source document also uses "pressemelding" separately, so it's not that.
http://preview.tinyurl.com/ztmhtl5
I thought originally this would be a "talking points memo" as we call it here in the U.S., but I see from the link below that is possibly not correct, as it is used for publicly-released communications as well. Note that the source document also uses "pressemelding" separately, so it's not that.
http://preview.tinyurl.com/ztmhtl5
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Talking points memo
See reference - it defines "budskapsnotat" as a memo of talking points.
However, other usages are possible, this word does feel like "something someone came up with as a translation of 'talking points memo'. In a literal sense the word is made up of "budskap" and "notat", "message" and "note" or "memo".
However, other usages are possible, this word does feel like "something someone came up with as a translation of 'talking points memo'. In a literal sense the word is made up of "budskap" and "notat", "message" and "note" or "memo".
Example sentence:
Remember to have a talking points memo ready
Husk å ha klart et budskapsnotat
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