Money value

[Lubbe]

me and a guy pissing each outher off . well im saying that Swedish Kronor(SEK) is more worth value then Danish Kroner (DKK) when i convert we say 5.000 SEK to DKK i get 4.121.48 DKK

5,000.00 SEK Sweden Kronor = 4,121.07 DKK Denmark Kroner
1 SEK = 0.824214 DKK 1 DKK = 1.21328 SEK


so is DKK value higher then SEK or not? i dont get it

 

[VGsatomi]

Depends on what day of the week it is, heh.
-VGsatomi

 

[Tari]

Danish Kr is always more than Swedish Kr. Trust me, I travel to denmark a couple of times a year and you always lose money on the transactions. =/

If you leave 100 swedish kr and transact them to danish, you get around 80 danish Kr. Meaning that danish is worth more. So a smart person works in denmark, but lives in sweden, and you get a lot of money!

 

[GreyArchon]

All I know is that the pricetags on the alcohol over there are ridiculous.

 

[lorothrigs]

All I know is that the pricetags on the alcohol over there are ridiculous.

hahahahahahahhhhahahaha thats funny

 

[GreyArchon]

All I know is that the pricetags on the alcohol over there are ridiculous.

hahahahahahahhhhahahaha thats funny

But true.

 

[imported_Dragoon]

ok ok...let me get this straight, you got in a fight?...over how much money is worth?

 

[Rexfist Malice]

@GreyArchon - thaaaat would be Sweden, with its "Systemsbolaget"s dictatorship In Denmark they just lowered the price on beer mainly, AGAIN, but also alcohol in general is the cheapest ever... ofcourse, they increased the price on cigs and candy and "soda-alcohol" (breezers and the like) o_0; I don't know why tho'... I don't see how one balance the other

@Tari - you go to denmark a couple of times a year? hmm.... interesting (insert pathetic looking geekish smiley here)

... lets talk about Norway anyone?

 

[GreyArchon]

@GreyArchon - thaaaat would be Sweden, with its "Systemsbolaget"s dictatorship In Denmark they just lowered the price on beer mainly, AGAIN, but also alcohol in general is the cheapest ever... ofcourse, they increased the price on cigs and candy and "soda-alcohol" (breezers and the like) o_0; I don't know why tho'... I don't see how one balance the other

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't there a deposit on Swedish CANS of beer, as well?

I mean, it's often logical for 1-liter plastic bottles to have deposit on... but cans?