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NOK not linked, 1 Euro: ~12 NOK
DKK linked to the Euro since 1999 at 1β¬ to ~7.5 DKK
SEK, not linked, introduction to Euro however mandatory though purposefully blocked: same exchange rate as Denmark
SOK? π You mean SEK, Swedish krona.
Yes, forgot to correct it
Sweden does SOK, but it's not their currency β€οΈ
You know, i think its actually a blessing to not understand danes. Another reason sweden and swedish is better.
SEK is much closer to NOK in exchange rate than DKK. Kinda insane when you see that that the number is also higher usually in denmark.
Sorry what do you mean to say? The DKK is linked to the Euro since 1999, there have not been any fluctuations since then. And these numbers have been looked up right before writing the comment. At that moment the SEK was exchanged at 7.49 to the Euro, the same as the DKK
Where did you look it up? Its pretty common to convert 10kr to one euro here(even though its more like 11-12 but thats just copium). Also all the sites i checked say the same. Its also a joke how the norwegian kr is almost the same value as the swedish one(friendly banter).
Geez, I must have been tired, you're right