Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

previous issue

Spanish translation:

descendencia previa

Added to glossary by Giovanni Rengifo
May 22, 2017 19:03
7 yrs ago
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English term

previous issue

English to Spanish Other Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs Birth certificate
I'm translating a birth certificate issued in Australia.

It has two columns; the column on the left reads: "Marriage of father and mother.
Previous issue",
and the column in front of the first one says: Living males.........Living females 1
Deceased males.....Deceased females.

What does one thing have to do with the other?
Thank you in advance for any ideas and suggestions.

Discussion

Giovanni Rengifo (asker) May 29, 2017:
COMMENT Thank you both for your answers. I'm not sure whether this referred to children from previous marriages or from the current marriage, so "descendencia previa" works well in either case.

Proposed translations

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descendencia previa

issue= hijos
Peer comment(s):

agree Jessica Noyes
20 mins
Thank you Jessica!
agree MollyRose : The second column indicates how many living or deceased sons or daughters from previous unions./I had the same idea as Ellen Kraus; now I see it probably means siblings to the baby (whose b.c. it is) by the same couple, since it doesn't specify mom/dad's.
2 hrs
Many thanks Molly, but I am not quite sure what makes you think they are from previous unions. The wording on b-certs from some parts of Australia reads perhaps more clearly "previous children of parents"
agree JohnMcDove
4 hrs
Gracias, John!
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