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27 Dec 2016
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What does tinkaa mean?
What does tinkaa mean?
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Tinkaa means "is haggling." It's a bit specific word for some dialects and the common word for it is tinkiä (or tinkii in the same conjugation).
These can also colloquially mean something like "arguing/fighting persistently"
These can also colloquially mean something like "arguing/fighting persistently"
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