Per conoscenza

[Stella Marina]

per favore qualcuno sa dirmi come si traduce in inglese per conoscenza(in intestazione di lettera).
grazie

 

[kap]

per conoscenza often gets converted into an english F.Y.I.

For Your Information

There may be other solutions, but not that spring to (my) mind.

 

[Charlotte83]

Hi everybody!
Does anyone know how I can translate "copia conoscenza" and "copia conoscenza nascosta"?
Thank you!!

 

[effeundici]

Carbon copy
Blind carbon copy

 

[Charlotte83]

Thank you!!!

 

[L'equilibrista]

"..richieste di approdo trasmesse per conoscenza da x alla sede di y"

Come posso tradurre?

"..landing requests which have been transmitted for information by x to the headquarters of y" ?
Oppure "in/to copy" ?

 

[Sischo]

A tal proposito vorrei capire come scrivere "inoltrare per presa di conoscenza (p.c.) una lettera"

esempio:
"gentile dott. Rossi, con riferimento alla richiesta del dott. Bianchi, al quale inoltro questa email per presa di conoscenza, ecc".

"Dear Dr. Rossi, with reference to Dr. Bianchi request, who this email is forwarded for knowledge to, etc"

Che ne pensate?

 

[Lorena1970]

Forse, rifacendosi al post#2, "For his information"...?
Aspetta altri pareri.

 

[rrose17]

To combine who this email has been forwarded to and for his information is a little tricky but perhaps you could write
Dear Dr. Rossi, with reference to Dr. Bianchi's request, for whose information this email has also been forwarded to,...

 

[Mary49]

Dear Dr. Rossi, with reference to Dr. Bianchi's request, for who's information this email has also been forwarded to,...

Hi rrose, isn't it perhaps "whose"?

 

[rrose17]

I thought about it and could be wrong. I just asked my wife and apparently I am ... It should be whose, I'll change it now. But in all honesty it still doesn't sound right, maybe this is better
Dear Dr. Rossi, with reference to Dr. Bianchi's request, who(m) this email has been forwarded to and for his information,...

 

[Fooler]

What about Dear Dr. Rossi, with reference to Dr. Bianchi's request, who is reading in (cortesy) copy for his information,...

I might be wrong

 

[london calling]

We do say "who is reading in copy" these days. I've even come across the abbreviation RIC.

 

[Sischo]

"who is reading in copy for his information" mi piace.

 

[london calling]

"who is reading in copy for his information" mi piace.

Non aggiungerei for his information. Appesantisce troppo la frase.