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What is Dipl Kfm in German?
German term or phrase: Dipl. -Kfm. English translation: holder of a diploma in commerce.
What is Dipl KFF?
Diplom-Kaufmann Diplom-Kaufleute belong to the group of economists. The legal basis for the confer- ence is provided by the respective university regulations. At universities of applied sciences or higher education institutions, academic degrees are usually given in the field of business management theory.
What means Dipl Ing?
Graduating student directory. Dipl. -Ing, is the abbreviation of ‘Diplom-Ingenieur’, meaning roughly ‘graduate engineer’ or ‘professional engineer’ holding a diploma.
What does St mean in German?
Street
1. (= Street) Str. 2. (= Saint) hl. , St. 3. =
What is Dipl Psych?
Definition of Dipl. -Psych. in the German dictionary. Psychologist; Licensed psychologist.
Can you be an engineer with a diploma?
Typically, higher level engineering positions require you to have a degree, so you will be able to work as a professional engineer in your chosen field. However, a diploma allows you to work in a number of specialised positions and you will already have a lot of practical experience that you can apply in your work.
What is German for LOL?
Laughing Out Loud. Example: Er ist die Treppe heruntergefallen, LOL.
What is the title for a psychologist?
Clinical Psychologist are professionals with an MPhil in Clinical Psychology (wherein they have had an intensive experience of seeing clients under supervision and training). They or those with a Master’s in psychology cannot carry the title of a “Dr” unless they have a qualification of a Doctorate.
Do Germans say haha?
Senior Member. In German it’s hahaha, but you don’t write it that often than the spanish write “jajaja”… you put smiley-symbols, write *lol* (laughing out loud/ some say “lots of laugh”), *rofl* (rolling on floor laughing), *g* (grins=smile) or something like that.
What does LG mean in German?
LG = Liebe Grüsse: Best regards – the literal translation would be “love greetings”. You can use this at the end of an email to sign your name.