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with native German speakers?
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The Brits have their pound, and the Swiss have their Franks, and I think there's countries in Scandinavia who have other currencies than the Euro. Eastern Europe (like the Czech Republic) still have their own currency, but the Euro is widely accepted there.
The Deutschmark was abolished in 2002 and is history now.
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> no Deutschmarks, that's wrong
I know it was called Deutsche Mark, I'm native. But how did you call the Eastmark? Aluminum chips? It didn't convert to anything except Russian Rubels.
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The currency is Euros
the rate is :
1 U.S. dollar = 0.776337241 Euros
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We used to have Deutsche Mark (and no Deutschmarks, that's wrong)
but we were forced to use Euros from 1st January 2002 on.
And it's spelled "currency" and not cerrency........
Edit: Why getting thumbs down for the truth? Thanks so much!
It must have been either people who like to provoke or who have no idea at all.
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We used to have the Deutsche Mark, but now everyone in the European Union deals with Euros.
Capbeard F.F.
The "Euro" is the single currency for most of europe.
It used to be called the "Deutsche Mark"
Rick
The currency in Germany is the Euro, there are still some shops (in the former East Germany, maybe in the old German states as well) that still accept the beloved D-Mark.
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