Examples of using Leva in English and their translations into Turkish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Eight thousand leva.
Leva, do you hear?
Where are the 5 leva?
Leva, look, what a bear!
I asked him to lend me 50 leva.
Uncle Leva's got a job there.
No. Come, I will give you 5 leva.
You owe me 10 leva for the wafer.
Leva, do you know when you you will become Chef?!
Only one hundred leva for an hour… Come on!
Leva attacks the other phase with a hightyfide!
Seven hundred thousand leva.- A small part?
Had a sort of… Simi andhis art director Carlo Leva.
There, Leva, is an angry freak, who doesn't take bribes.
I thought you would lend me 10 leva.- With what?
The news. Uncle Leva always watches it in the morning.
Simi and his art director Carlo Leva had a sort of.
Leva says you have been eyeing the Captain's wife like a hound at hunting.
To the laundry! We are not sleeping, Leva!
Leva, what do you say, a Russian general, just yesterday held a very enviable position!
Tell them you need a new ID. I'm giving you 50 leva, when Social Services come.
Leva tells me you have been eyeing the Captain's wife like a hound dog at hunting time.
That out of every trout order they will get 10% tips. Leva, tell all the waiters.
I will have you arrested for fraud. 120 leva by tomorrow morning or the police will come.
The NRA in Rousse recently announced that the city's richest personis a Romanian consultant who earned 3.12m leva(around 1.6m euros) last year.
This individual, whose name was not revealed,owed 187,000 leva in taxes(95,000 euros) as of last May, according to the office.
The lev(Bulgarian: лев, plural: лева, левове/ leva, levove) is the currency of Bulgaria.
It's not unusual for an individual to spend around 1,000 leva(510 euros) a year on mobile communications, writes Ivanova.
The results of a recent sociological survey conducted by Vitosha Research show that mostbribes rarely surpass 250 Bulgarian leva, and it is more a question of saving time than any material advantage.
Changes in the regulatory framework, obliging banks to list thespecific amount of any transaction exceeding 30,000 leva(about 15,000 euros), are due by October 15th as part of efforts to stamp out money laundering.