Примери за използване на Peseta на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Peseta Italy.
Andorran Peseta.
Pesetas, 75 drachmas, 50 francs and 12 deutchmarks.
Our dear peseta.
The peseta was subdivided into 100 céntimos or, informally, 4 reales.
Forty million pesetas.
Fifty million pesetas, ladies and gentlemen.
Can I borrow thousand peseta?
Fifty million pesetas in old currency!
And sell each one for about a peseta.
He paid 25,000 pesetas for one night!
A final check is a price in Euros and Pesetas.
At an average of 25 pesetas, 600 passengers a day.
Spain will reintroduce the Peseta, Italy will bring back the Lira etc.
The peseta(Spanish:[peˈseta]) was the currency of Spain between 1869 and 2002.
Silver coins were minted from 1864 anduntil they were replaced with a new monetary sign- a peseta.
Devaluations of the peseta during the 1990s made Spanish exports more competitive.
Before euro the currency of Andorra was the French franc and Spanish peseta.
The peseta(/pəˈseɪtə/, Spanish:) was the currency of Spain between 1868 and 2002.
He built the production machines and sold a striped bonbon on a wooden stick for one peseta each.
Thousand peseta recommended the gentleman first thousand, thousands of times a second, third,… thousands!
Prior to 1999 these were the French franc and Spanish peseta, which have since been replaced by a single currency, the euro.
The Peseta was the official currency of Spain and Andorra from October 19, 1868 until January 1, 2002, when the euro was introduced.
We went into the street to ask the public how they're managing since our expulsion from the European Union,the disappearance of the euro and the return of the peseta.
In light of how much the pound has dropped,I do not even want to imagine what the value of the peseta would be today if we still had that in our wallets.
But they are also engaged in more work behind the scenes to ensure that if a country leaves the eurozone they will not have to receive payment in a devalued drachma or peseta.".
But demand and supply determine the market price of the peseta, so the peseta, instead of standing at 80 pfennigs will cost 75 or 70 pfennigs or even less.
We ought to reflect on how much we would have advanced, ten years ago, towards the European Union with the euro if we had not given up the franc,the mark, the peseta, and so on.
The current economic crisis would have been compounded by turmoil on currency markets had we still had the peseta, lira, drachma and so on as separate currencies fluctuating wildly against each other.