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The currency of Bulgaria is the лев (lev) [plural: лева (leva)]. The name derives from an old Bulgarian word that means "lion". The equivalence with euro is:
1 euro = 1,95583 leva
Super markets, restaurants etc do not accept payments in euro, but one can easily exchange currency in banks which are open usually till 16:00. In the larger cities there are also some kiosks for currency exchange.
Lev, Leva
BGN Bulgarian leva
The Bulgarian Lev
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∙ 14y agoIts called Lev and its plural is Leva. The monetary system of Bulgaria is in decimal units.Its fraction is Stotinka. 100 stotinka equals to 1 Lev.
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∙ 12y agoBulgarian paper made currency is called Lev and the coin Stotinka
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∙ 14y agoThe bulgarian currency is "Lev". It derives from the old Bulgarian word "Lev", which means "Lion".
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∙ 12y agoThe Bulgarian national currency is lev (BGN). BGN/EUR = 0.5112
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∙ 13y agoThe official moneytary unit is Lev (singular), plural Leva
Centimos are called 'stotinki'. 100 st. makes 1 Lev
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∙ 14y agoLev and Stotinki. 1Lev=100Stotinki
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∙ 6y agoLev (BGN)
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What do you call a person from Bulgaria?
because he is born in Bulgaria or a citizen of the Republic Bulgaria. A Bulgarian passport holder is a Bulgarian
How do you call Bulgaria from the US?
+359...
How do you call an English mobile in Bulgaria?
Vodaphone
What is name money Bulgaria?
Lev, BGN
What is Bulgaria's basic unit of money?
Lev-singular, Leva-plural
How much money is spent on movie tickets every year in Bulgaria?
$234,000,000
Will Jonas Brothers come in Bulgaria?
They will someday in there lives! Why dont you e-mail them or call them?
What do Russians call their money?
they call their money rubles.
When did Bulgaria become Bulgaria?
Bulgaria became Bulgaria in the year 681.
What does Britain call their money?
pounds Is that all they call their money?
What do ppl call money in us?
they call money dollars
What did the Romans call Bulgaria?
The Romans did not have a name for Bulgaria. The area which is now Bulgaria came under two different provinces of the Roman Empire: Thracia and Moesia. Thracia (Thrace in English) covered central and southeastern Bulgaria, northeastern Greece and the European part of Turkey. Moesia covered southern Serbia, the north of the modern Republic of Macedonia, northern Bulgaria, Romania south of the river Danube and southern Moldova.
