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credentials and the credere family

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Message  gerardM Ven 12 Fév - 17:47

Howdy.

I open this topic for several reasons:
- as a matter of fact, "credentials" belongs to the big family derived from the Latin "credere" which gave so many words in all of our European languages... but I'll get back to that point later
- first, I'd like to get your opinion about "credentials" that is a word I used a lot with American colleagues a few years ago: I'm sure about its meaning but I can't find this meaning in my dictionaries nor on a few Web sites I accessed scratch

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Message  Guilaine Ven 12 Fév - 18:53

Hi Gérard,
Which meaning for 'credentials' did you use and in what context?

I only know the meaning the dictionary gives me : références ou papiers d'identité.
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Message  gerardM Ven 12 Fév - 20:00

Hi Guilaine,

I lost my connection and two long posts!
I'm trying to write them again tonight Sad

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PS: Pls note that I chose American English for my vocabulary, grammar, spelling, culture, etc.  :-)
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