What the heck is postiennakko?
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Curiousity has gotten the best of me.
It would be nice if i could look this up on the internet, but unfortunately i can't find anything in English about it, other than that it might mean something like C.O.D. Which isn't helpful.
Thanks. \m/
It would be nice if i could look this up on the internet, but unfortunately i can't find anything in English about it, other than that it might mean something like C.O.D. Which isn't helpful.
Thanks. \m/
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			Re: What the heck is postiennakko?
Probably does mean C.O.D., Where the hell did you come up with this word?
Google or Yahoo can help you in your search to find the English meaning (Google does have a Language Tool thing, but it doesn't have Finnish).
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Re: What the heck is postiennakko?
Haha, i've already been alerted to the fact that there are NO Finnish translation services on the web.Neorave wrote:Google or Yahoo can help you in your search to find the English meaning (Google does have a Language Tool thing, but it doesn't have Finnish).
The word itself was unearthed on Turisas' website, where it said that postiennakko was available, but only in Finland.
Of course, things that are exclusive to certain countries are sure to ignite the interest of culture dork me.....
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Re: What the heck is postiennakko?
Yes, it's C.O.D. 
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Re: What the heck is postiennakko?
Yeap, it's COD. And if you need an english/finnish translator, here's one:
http://efe.scape.net/index.php
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Re: What the heck is postiennakko?
Right then, what makes this postiennakko thing special in Finland? Is it privately run? Different service? Or is it just called by a different name?
Details, people, details.
Details, people, details.
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Re: What the heck is postiennakko?
I believe it's the lead singer of sonata arctica, or some gibberish in finnish that doesn't really mean anything.
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But when I do, I shall have the stomach and the liver too,
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And the floppily doppilies in their horrid glue.
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Re: What the heck is postiennakko?
Uuuh...details? You order something, after a while you get a little note from your local post office that your package has arrived, then you go to the post office and cough up some cash and then you receive the package.HvyMtlClickWitch wrote:Right then, what makes this postiennakko thing special in Finland? Is it privately run? Different service? Or is it just called by a different name?
Details, people, details.
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Re: What the heck is postiennakko?
That would imply there is also gibberish in Finnish that does mean somethingVeripalttu wrote:I believe it's the lead singer of sonata arctica, or some gibberish in finnish that doesn't really mean anything.
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			Re: What the heck is postiennakko?
Yep... word to word postiennakko is an advance for post-service.Sir. Decadence wrote:Yes, it's C.O.D.
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