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Old February 26, 2010, 01:31 PM
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What is the best way to translate "Summer Arts Enrichment Classes"


It is the title for a flier going out to parents at our elementary schools announcing summer school classes in drama, dance, visual arts, general music, chorus and band/orchestra


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Old February 26, 2010, 06:12 PM
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Asignaturas veraneas de los artes

Cursos veraneos de los artes
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Asignaturas veraneas de verano de los artes

Cursos veraneos de verano de los artes

I'd vote for "Cursos de verano de artes".
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Cursos de enriquicimiento artístico de verano?

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Cursos veraniegos de enriquicimiento artístico.
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Old February 27, 2010, 12:55 PM
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Summer Arts Classes"
Curso de verano sobre Artes
Curso de Arte en verano
or Angelica's: Cursos de verano de Arte/de las artes

I don't really know what do man learn in "Art Enrichment " so I can't translate that part...
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What is the best way to translate "Summer Arts Enrichment Classes"


It is the title for a flier going out to parents at our elementary schools announcing summer school classes in drama, dance, visual arts, general music, chorus and band/orchestra


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My attempt.

Las clases de verano son un enriquesimiento.
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Could 'enrichment' be translated into 'perfeccionamiento'?
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Old March 04, 2010, 05:38 AM
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Could 'enrichment' be translated into 'perfeccionamiento'?
No. Enriquecimiento significa algo que fortifica. Entonces arts enrichment
literalmente significa : la fortificación de su conocimiento de los artes
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Pero en español no se "fortifica" el conocimiento, sino que se perfecciona o se mejora. También se puede enriquecer, pero no lo usaría en este contexto.
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Old March 04, 2010, 11:42 AM
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Pero en español no se "fortifica" el conocimiento, sino que se perfecciona o se mejora. También se puede enriquecer, pero no lo usaría en este contexto.
Si perfecciona significa hacer perfecto y tiene poco de ver con enriquecer. Mejorarse me parece una palabra más adequade que perfeccionarse.
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Si perfecciona significa hacer perfecto y tiene poco de ver con enriquecer. Mejorarse me parece una palabra más adequade que perfeccionarse.
Mejorar aquí, no pronominal.

Perfeccionar es mejorar, y se usa en el lenguaje académico: curso de perfeccionamiento de inglés, clase de perfeccionamiento musical, programa de perfeccionamiento académico, etc.
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Pero en español no se "fortifica" el conocimiento, sino que se perfecciona o se mejora. También se puede enriquecer, pero no lo usaría en este contexto.
¿O sea que en España no se dice que hay que fortificar/enriquecer los conocimientos atraves del estudio?

Perfectamente válida la frase en Chile y posiblemente en LA.
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Old March 04, 2010, 11:52 AM
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¿O sea que en España no se dice que hay que fortificar/enriquecer los conocimientos atraves del estudio?

Perfectamente válida la frase en Chile y posiblemente en LA.
No me lees, he dicho en este contexto.

Fortificar, no. En todo caso, fortalecer.
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No me lees, he dicho en este contexto.

Fortificar, no. En todo caso, fortalecer.
Sí en este contexto es perfect en Chile.

Fortificar y fortalecer son diferentes?

Lo ocupamos indistintamente en Chile......
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Sí en este contexto es perfect en Chile.

Fortificar y fortalecer son diferentes?

Lo ocupamos indistintamente en Chile......
Fortificar se usa más para hacer una defensa (un puente, un fuerte, etc.), aunque tiene la acepción de dar fuerza también.
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Fortificar se usa más para hacer una defensa (un puente, un fuerte, etc.), aunque tiene la acepción de dar fuerza también.
Sí. Fui al RAE y lo ví también.
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