May 23, 2018 18:28
5 yrs ago
Swedish term
fotohandlare
Swedish to English
Bus/Financial
Retail
This concerns a text presenting different kinds of stores and those who work in them. One of them is a fotohandlare, meaning that he owns a store selling and reparing cameras, lenses, light meters and all that kind of stuff (not photographs). So the question is what his title would be: "Hi, I'm Tim and I'm a XX".
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +2 | camera shop | Paul Gratwick |
4 +1 | camera dealer | David Young |
Proposed translations
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camera shop
If you're writing UK English, these are called camera shops or possible stores. A quick web search of "camera shops London" will show you several shops that appear to match your description.
So I think that your proprietor of such a shop might respond with one of the two sentences below.
So I think that your proprietor of such a shop might respond with one of the two sentences below.
Example sentence:
"Hi, I'm Tim and I own a camera shop"
"Hi, I'm Tim and I'm the proprietor of a camera shop."
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Comment: "Selected automatically based on peer agreement."
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25 mins
camera dealer
The term you are looking for is very likely to be "camera dealer".
The web reference included shows it in use in context in a hit from a Google Books search.
It's not "photo dealer" or "photography dealer", and it's got to be "dealer", not "seller" or any other similar thing I can think of.
The web reference included shows it in use in context in a hit from a Google Books search.
It's not "photo dealer" or "photography dealer", and it's got to be "dealer", not "seller" or any other similar thing I can think of.
Example sentence:
One of the things that buyers most wish to know is whether or not the seller is a professional camera dealer. There is a belief that camera dealers have higher prices and less integrity than photographers who want to unload a spare item.
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