Finland Forum

probably you'd need to be fluent yes. Unless its an international company that does not need Finnish. Then you speak English. Then you don't learn Finnish. Unless you want to learn Finnish. But everyone speaks English. In fact for me its more difficult understanding people in UK with bad English, ev...

sounds like you want the moon on a stick..... stop whinging you girl..... listen to your friends like mr.pursuvant....

It is a Pesukarhu brand yes. No parts would be quite a big problem, I did at least keep the transportation screw for wherever it goes.

Obvious 'tech' question to some of you out there. We've just finnished paying for out Pesukarhu but are now moving to UK. Apart from the plug what differences are there and would it be worth taking with us? (cost is not the question so much with transportation).

I'd recommend Keskuspuiston Ammattiopisto the Orton hospital in Töölö and I'd say to revise this also a very good idea! I only just scrapped a pass 1st time and saved myself time and money. Previous to that I'd tried somewhere else to take it but they did whole class in another language other than E...

Euro 2012 right? Not a WC, sorry to be pedantic

YLE will do for me and there's talksport from the UK you can get on-line while TV is on, especially as BBC can be very bland. I don't give us (England) much chances though. Lets see.....

Or ColoColo are some Spannish speaking guys that play if you've heard of them? Drop me a line if you want further info

not the watching football matches here again with a mobile device to report on 'ooooo... a throw-in' how exciting, can hardly wait for the new season.....

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was that you in the job centre last week playing pan pipes and your mate with a guitar. Sorry its a no from me...... Simon?

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/corporate/project ... /2435.aspx

I think you would be asked to 'move along now please' by a friendly 'copper' if you were causing a disturbance to the public.

Would you be able to send me a link to this Bible school? (just so I can check it out). I'd say your best option is to come here and go on a day trip to Estonia or Sweden then come back and get the paperwork to prove you did go there, that would be some travel like you did actually state you were go...

I often found that going on friday is good and quieter as its mosque day. Also from what i understand you don't need a residence permit as an EU citizen but if you want a KELA card what do you need one for? Have you got a job or something?

Yep, I'm 38 y.o. Englishman looking for a team, once a week even, its not that easy to get 'into' a team here, I'm a reasonable 5-a-sider, if I can't find one I'm gonna even stretch and accept a sallibandi team. Anywhere in HKI area is better than Espoo and/or Vantaa. Any ideas?

Did you pay and get registered? Have you tried this company spelt: medivida.fi
Guy that runs it is south american so might be quite sympathetic to people.
Hope this helps