19 May 09
Originally posted by Ponderablesuomi was a small part of österland, which was part of sweden. nowadays suomi is referred to as 'varsinais-suomi', 'egentliga finland', or finland proper. it's still only a small province in the south-west of the mainland finland, which is obviously COMPLETELY different from finland proper. 🙂
Well it was just about what the thread is about:
So is it suomi or Österland. (part of Sweden)
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19 May 09
Originally posted by trev33When you order a mixed drink do you say "I'll have a scotch With soda or scotch AND soda"? Assuming you drink scotch with a mix of some sort.
did she say WITH water?
i drank some milk, water AND 100% juice today. were they mixed? nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
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19 May 09
Originally posted by wormwoodThank you for pointing that out. In fact my knowledge ofg Finnish history is fragmentary and probably I blunder a lot when thinking about it.
suomi was a small part of österland, which was part of sweden. nowadays suomi is referred to as 'varsinais-suomi', 'egentliga finland', or finland proper. it's still only a small province in the south-west of the mainland finland, which is obviously COMPLETELY different from finland proper. 🙂
My intention was to show Seits,e who flows a Finnish flag, what the original poster had in mind.
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19 May 09
Originally posted by Great Big Steesif i was ordering a scotch and soda i would except the soda to come in a separate bottle unless i said a scotch WITH soda. when i order it it's a scotch AND soda but when i mixed them together it's a scotch WITH soda. ¿entienda?
When you order a mixed drink do you say "I'll have a scotch With soda or scotch AND soda"? Assuming you drink scotch with a mix of some sort.