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Cool Breeze Posted 19 years ago
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Dink?
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00 I am reading today's Helsingin Sanomat, Finland's leading newspaper, and there is an article about the Liberty of the Seas, which is a luxurious cruise ship built in Turku, Finland. The owners of the ship say they try to attract all kinds of passengers, especially 01 i 00 dinks. 02 i 00 This English word is used - and its meaning is explained in the article. 02 br
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00 I had never heard the word before and that's why I would like to know how old the word is and whether it is generally understood in the Anglo-Saxon world at large. 02 br
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00 I am reading today's Helsingin Sanomat, Finland's leading newspaper, and there is an article about the Liberty of the Seas, which is a luxurious cruise ship built in Turku, Finland. The owners of the ship say they try to attract all kinds of passengers, especially 01 i 00 dinks. 02 i 00 This English word is used - and its meaning is explained in the article. 02 br
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00 I had never heard the word before and that's why I would like to know how old the word is and whether it is generally understood in the Anglo-Saxon world at large. 02 br
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00 Cheers 02 br
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0 WE call them dinkies in the UK. Double income no kids. 0-
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01 cite 10 Nona The Brit 12 cite 10 WE call them dinkies in the UK. Double income no kids. 12 blockquote10 Thanks, Nona. So the word is actually 01 i 00 dinky 02 i 00 , not 01 i 00 **** 02 i 00 ? Is it old? 02 br
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