17:52 Jun 20, 2003 |
Finnish to English translations [Non-PRO] Anthropology / anthropology | ||||
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5 | This is Portuguese ???? |
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4 | Were you in the elegant evening dress on the last streetcar yesterday, or? |
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This is Portuguese ???? Explanation: . |
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Were you in the elegant evening dress on the last streetcar yesterday, or? Explanation: I'm not sure how this relates to anthropology, but here is the answer to your question. "Iltapuku" could also be translated as "evening wear," "formal wear," or "dress suit," etc. The link below will lead you to a Finnish--Finnish slang glossary, which contains the word "spåra". Reference: http://www.yle.fi/opinportti/uutisjuttu/sanis/ |
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