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October 17, 2017, 07:54 AM
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Release Year
I am currently provided with two different translations for "Release Year" phrase according to the context:
- For a movie, the translation is "Año de estreno" - For a music album, the translation is "Año de lanzamiento" My question is: can I use only one translation for both contexts? If I can, which one will it be? 
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October 17, 2017, 08:52 AM
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I think you can use "año de lanzamiento" for both. It can also be used for other things like the year software was released.
EDIT: I agree with Rusty that "año de estreno" is better for movies, but if you have to use one translation for both (as in you're translating software or a website that doesn't allow you to distinguish between the two), then I think "año de lanzamiento" will work. Or you could push back and say you need a separate phrase for each.
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