Lettre officielle. Abréviations et structure
French Language Asked by pingu on October 24, 2021
I read a text in French related to honorary consular.
First of all, it states Consuls honoraires-C0.0. and COA.
What is meant with C0.0. and COA ? Are these abbreviations?
Secondly, before the main letter begins, the following is stated:
How would this part be translated in English?
One Answer
What is meant with C0.0. and COA ?
The consul knows...
Are these abbreviations?
Likely, and not common ones.
How would this part be translated in English?
Votre and vos means "your", du means "of", nos means "our". The other words are essentially the same between French and English.
Answered by jlliagre on October 24, 2021
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