May 25, 2010 18:34
14 yrs ago
German term

A. u. F.

German to English Other Tourism & Travel abbreviation
This occurs several times in a schedule for activities at a children's camp.

e.g. "Segeln A. u. F."
"Reiten A. u. F."
"Tennis A. u. F."

does anyone know what it stands for? It's extraordinarily hard to google because the search keeps turning up millions of hits for "auf".

Thanks in advance,

Moabit
Proposed translations (English)
2 +14 beginners and advanced

Proposed translations

+14
2 mins
Selected

beginners and advanced

Anfänger und Fortgeschrittener???

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Note added at 3 mins (2010-05-25 18:37:50 GMT)
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beginner and advanced levels
Peer comment(s):

agree Anne-Carine Zimmer : that was my first thought too
1 min
agree Brigitte Litzenberger : I agree too!
2 mins
agree Kitty Maerz
2 mins
agree Armorel Young : sounds highly plausible - "beginners and improvers" is an alternative often used in English
15 mins
agree Penny Hewson (X)
18 mins
agree Sarah Bessioud
29 mins
agree Susanne Schiewe
1 hr
agree Nicole Schnell : Makes perfect sense.
1 hr
agree casper (X) : I never cease to be amazed at the way new abbreviations are coined
7 hrs
agree Marianna Tucci
9 hrs
agree Reinhold Wehrmann
12 hrs
agree diamond 102
13 hrs
agree Rolf Keiser : and the lucky 13 from me!
13 hrs
agree British Diana
18 hrs
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