"Har du en krona?"
Translation:Do you have a krona?
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Please note we're in the process of getting new banknotes. Some of the banknotes on that picture are no longer valid, and some are valid now but won't be a year from now. See this page for which ones are valid today: http://www.riksbank.se/en/Notes--coins/Banknotes/Valid-banknotes/
As of today:
1 SEK = 0.11 Euro -- 1 Euro = 9.23 SEK
1 SEK = $0.12 Dollars -- $1 = 8.26SEK
1 SEK = £0.077 -- £1 = 12.95 SEK
Be careful if you do go as the Norwegian Currency (Krone - NOK) and the Danish Currency (Krone - DKK) sound very similar and, depending on where you go, they may not accept the currency if it's wrong. As an example, waiting in line at a sandwich shop at Copenhagen Airport and the guy infront of me couldn't use his Swedish Krona.
Hope this helps.
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When I was at Copenhagen Airport, I could pay with SEK everywhere. I guess especially at airports, they should take all kind of currencies, since there are a lot people form everywhere on the world.
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The Swedish equivalent of the German question many punks would ask you: “Hast du ma' 'ne Mark?” :D (Referring to the obsolete German currency, Deutsche Mark)
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Is it wrong to translate as "Do you have one kronor". I thought "a" or "one" would both be correct.