Baltic Ports Conversion Charts And Useful Phrases

[easy22]

DENMARK

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DANISH DKK

5.76

28.80

57.60

86.46

115.20

144.00

230.40

287.50

403.20

576.00

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No

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One

Two

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Four

Five

Goddag (go-dah)

Farvel (Fah-vell)

Tak (tagg)

Vaer sa venlig (verso venly)

Ja (ya)

Nej (nye)

Hvad koster? (Vath kosta?)

En (Ehn)

To (Toh)

Tre (tray)

Fire (Fee-a)

Fem (Fem)

POLAND

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POLISH PLN

3.00

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45.00

60.00

90.00

120.00

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210.00

300.00

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Dzien dobry (djen doh-brih

Do widzenia (doh veed-zen-yah)

Dziekuje (djen-ku-yeh

Prosze (Prosh-eh)

Tak (Tahk)

Nie (nyeh)

Lle kosztuje? (Ill-eh kosh-too-yeh)

Jeden (yed-den)

Dwa (dvah)

Trzy (trshih)

Cztery (chter-ih)

Piec (pyench)

NORWAY

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NORWE NOK

5.98

29.90

59.80

89.70

119.60

179.40

239.20

299.00

418.60

598.00

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Goddag (goddag)

Adjo (ad-yur

Takk (Takk)

Vaersagod (Varsaagod)

Ja (ya)

Nei (nay)

Hvormyeer (vorm-yeer?)

En (en)

To (to)

Tre (tree)

Fire (fire)

Fem (fem)

SWEDEN

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SWEDISH SEK

7.24

36.20

72.40

108.60

144.80

217.20

289.60

362.00

506.80

724.00

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Hej (hay)

Hejda (hay-doe

Tack (tak)

Var sa god (vaa-show-go)

Ja (ya)

Nej (nay)

Vad kostar det? (vaa kostar day)

Ett (ett)

Tre (tray)

Tva (tvo)

Fyra (feera)

Fem (fem)

ESTONIA

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ESTONIA EEK

12.09

60.45

120.90

181.35

241.80

362.70

483.60

604.50

846.30

1,209.00

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Tere (tere)

Head aega (heyad ayga)

Aitah/tanan (ayteh/tanan)

Palun (palun)

Jah (yah)

Ei (ey)

Kui palju maksab? (kuy palyo maksab?

Uks (uks)

Kaks (koks)

Kolm (kolm)

Neli (neli)

Viis (vees)

RUSSIA

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RUSSIAN RUB

26.89

134.45

268.90

403.35

537.80

806.70

1,075.60

1,344.50

1,882.30

2,698.00

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Zdravstvuyte (Zdravstweetye)

Do svidaniya (Da svidaaneya)

Spasibo (spaseeba)

Pozhaluysta (pazhaaloosta)

Da (da)

Net (nyet

Skolko stoit? (skollka stowit?)

Odin (adeen)

Dva (dva)

Tri (tree)

Chetyre (cheteeri)

Pyat (pyat)

FINLAND

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FINLAND EUR

.78

3.90

7.80

11.70

15.60

23.40

31.20

39.00

54.60

78.00

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Hyvaa paivaa (hoo-veh pai-veh)

Nakemiin (nek-er-meen)

Kiitos (keetos)

Olkaa hyva (olcar hoo-veh)

Kylla (koo-leh)

Ei (ay)

Mita maksaa? (mee-the maksaa)

Yksi (uxi)

Kaksi (caksi)

Kolme (col-meh)

Nelja (nel-yeh)

Viisi (veesi)

[easy22]

when i uploaded the charts, the we site disassembled them. sorry. information is still very useful if you can cut and paste it back into chart form.

 

we cut apart each country then carried them in our wallets each day. it is very much appreciated to try to use at least hello and thank you in each country's language. make some friends!

[RickT]

Thanks!

Tak (tagg)

Tack (tak)

 

Excellent to know some of the local phrases...

[daju22]

Thanks Easy! Will do the same as you. It makes people smile when you try to speak their language.:)

Judy

[Bumpa]

Also check this site for the day to day rate.

 

http://www.oanda.com/convert/cheatsheet

[mkbruce]

In the Sweden section, the words for 'two' and 'three' are backwards.

 

two is tva

three is tre

 

Magnus

[daju22]

I need to find out how to say "Where is the nearest bathroom" in all languages.:p

 

Judy

[tclowe]

Thank you Easy22 for sharing your chart. It will be very handy for our trip in a couple of weeks!!

[Guest LetMeGo]

A couple of other useful words in Finnish are related to the opening times of shops... I could maybe try to phoneticise ( :p ) them later, but you would mostly just see them written.

 

avoinna; auki = open

suljettu = closed

ma(anantai) - pe(rjantai); arkisin = mon - fri; weekdays

la(uantai) = sat

su(nnuntai) = sunday

 

Some general rule of opening times for shops:

From May to August (and Nov-Dec) shops are not allowed to be open on sundays. During the summer and christmas time they can be open on sundays after noon.

Smaller shops close around 2pm on saturdays, and might not be open on sundays at all.

 

Also, remember that there is a 24h clock in use. 1 pm is marked as 13.00, and 6 pm is 18.00. :D

[dakrewser]

I need to find out how to say "Where is the nearest bathroom" in all languages.:p

 

Judy

 

Foreign Languages for Travellers will not only show you how to say that in dozens of languages, but will also say it for you (over and over, if you want - until you get it)...

 

But, just for you -

(Danish) Hvor er toilettet?

(Dutch) Waar is het toilet?

(Estonian) Kus on väljakäik?

(Finnish) Missä on WC?

(German) Wo ist die Toilette?

(Norwegian) Hvor er toalettet?

(Polish) Gdzie jest toaleta?

(Russian) Gde zdes tualet?

(Swedish) Var är toaletten

 

Those are the ones we needed for our recent visit to the Baltics!

[LKJ]

dakrewser, That's a very informative web site for learning phases. It's so good to hear the phases spoken.

[daju22]

Foreign Languages for Travellers will not only show you how to say that in dozens of languages, but will also say it for you (over and over, if you want - until you get it)...

 

But, just for you -

(Danish) Hvor er toilettet?

(Dutch) Waar is het toilet?

(Estonian) Kus on väljakäik?

(Finnish) Missä on WC?

(German) Wo ist die Toilette?

(Norwegian) Hvor er toalettet?

(Polish) Gdzie jest toaleta?

(Russian) http://www.travlang.com/languages/russian/wherebath.gif Gde zdes tualet?

(Swedish) Var är toaletten

 

Those are the ones we needed for our recent visit to the Baltics!

 

dakrewser,

Thank you for the website and the list of phrases!! It's just in time. You have always come to the rescue and are a fountain of knowledge. Will print list. And much appreciation to you for your time and help.:)

Judy

[dakrewser]

dakrewser,

Thank you for the website and the list of phrases!! It's just in time. You have always come to the rescue and are a fountain of knowledge. Will print list. And much appreciation to you for your time and help.:)

Judy

 

Da nada or, perhaps, de rien :)

 

Just enjoy the cruise!