Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Danish term or phrase:
4. tv.
English translation:
Fourth floor, left
Danish term
4. tv.
5 +3 | Fourth floor, left | Christine Andersen |
Mar 27, 2010 13:28: TechLawDC Created KOG entry
Mar 27, 2010 13:44: Christine Andersen changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/20000">TechLawDC's</a> old entry - "4. tv."" to ""Fourth floor, left""
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Proposed translations
Fourth floor, left
Typical blocks of flats in Danish towns were/are centred on a staircase with two flats on each storey.
At street level would be the stuetage (st. th and st. tv), often with shops in the old days, and then the storeys would be counted upwards.
The other abbreviation is th (til højre.)
I used to live in Aalborggade 28, 1 tv many years ago...
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