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Going to Denmark, Norway – what is there to see?

Old Aug 6th, 2010, 01:38 PM
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Oh, no, another one!! 16C in Copenhagen - how do I translate this into Farengheit? Divulge by 32, then what?

And how will I translate the purchases - 79 kronas, 5.66 kronas per 1 US dollar - how much is this?

I am in a state of panic
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Old Aug 6th, 2010, 03:28 PM
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Never mind the kronas; have a Corona
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Old Aug 6th, 2010, 03:40 PM
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Approximate reading would be 16 times 2 plus 30= 62 I don't know if this helps, but here goes. 1. Norway-- .1674 = 1 US dollar 2. Denmark-- .1770 = 1 US dollar As of todays currency exchange. We are also getting ready for our departure on Tuesday. To answer your specfic question, one has to know the country as three of the countries use different Krona. Richard
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Old Aug 6th, 2010, 03:41 PM
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opps; Sorry, this was the 'fun' thread.
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Old Aug 6th, 2010, 03:48 PM
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LOL with so many threads one gets easily confused!

I will ask the banks how to translate Celcius in Farenheit. As for Kronas... if I flush a bunch of dollars held as a fan they will look at me with great respect!

(seriously, we both grew up in USSR with metric system and C temps, so it's not a problem) - especially after a couple of Coronas
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Dayenu, where in the USSR are you from? Vy otkuda? я из алматы.
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They have Corona in Scandinavia? Why didn't we know that?
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Old Aug 7th, 2010, 05:47 AM
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Sure, they have kings/queens, they have Coronas

Rainy, from Belarus, came in 1989 the old way - through Austria and Italy. Now in San Francisco, dreaming of going back to see the places where we stayed. Hopefully, next year!
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Old Aug 7th, 2010, 09:36 AM
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Dayenu; My grandmother was from Vilnus. Perhaps we're cousins. Any Tulpinski's today. That's not a drink. If it was it would be very strong.
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Hey Bugler, Dayenu...I do know a used car dealer in Copenhagen. But actually you don't want to buy a new car because of high tax. Anyway don't gorge yourself on the herring.
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Old Aug 7th, 2010, 03:31 PM
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Herring will raise my blood pressure Is it true, they have herring circus, or those Golden Girls lied on TV?

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Are you sure the Vikings are flying??
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Seems like the only herring what would raise a Russian's blood pressure is a RED Herring.
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Hey the Vikings conquered most of the world at one time in their wooden ships. Don't underestimate a Viking!!
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I believe today is Dayenu's travel day--BON VOYAGE and please try not to scare the Vikings too much.
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Now that we are home, why their coins have holes in them? Is it to follow the European tradition of Swiss cheese?
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Oh boy (and girl) are we looking for your trip report/retreat/release/recount/rehash!
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A few more days... you will learn how to steal bread rolls, how useful Russian is in Alesund, see my husband with Elvis Presley, oh, and by the way, they'd checked me out for explosives!
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The coins have holes in them so you can see what coins you have, even if they are in a pile. It is really quite ingenious.
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