Currency conversion factors change every day so you need to look at a website that is regularly updated, such as www.xe.com or CNNMoney. In addition, you have to know what countries are involved. There are several countries that use kroner, and there are many that use dollars besides the U.S. (e.g. Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Bahamas, etc.)
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It`s the currency in Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Iceland - The Nordic Countries.. Norwegian Krone - Swedish Krone and so on..
Scandinavia is no country. It includes the countries of Sweden, Norway and Denmark (many people would say it also includes Finland and Iceland). All these countries have their own currencies.
Very carefully. But if you meant an example sentence, then: Kroner rhymes with boner lol.
You need to be more specific. Both Denmark, Sweden and Norway use kroner.
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Kroner is just the plural form of a currency like "dollars" or "pounds" or "pesos". So, "Do you have any kroner?" works just like "Do you have any dollars?"
It`s the currency in Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Iceland - The Nordic Countries.. Norwegian Krone - Swedish Krone and so on..
A kroner is a type of currency used in Scandinavian countries. For example, the Danish krone is the official currency of Denmark.
No. In Iceland we use the currency of Icelandic kroners.
Norwegian Kroner ($1=5.7kr)