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<p>[QUOTE="Mynter, post: 1710698, member: 40061"]To a norwegian the currency of Croatia has an odd name : 1 Kuna consisting of 100 Pula.</p><p><br /></p><p>The word Kuna is pronunced equaly to the norwegian word " kona " wich meens " the wife ". Nothing wrong about that. The fractional coinage, the pula , though is almost homonymus to a rather indeecend norwegian word descibing what husband and " kona " do to keep up the species. Strange indeed.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Mynter, post: 1710698, member: 40061"]To a norwegian the currency of Croatia has an odd name : 1 Kuna consisting of 100 Pula. The word Kuna is pronunced equaly to the norwegian word " kona " wich meens " the wife ". Nothing wrong about that. The fractional coinage, the pula , though is almost homonymus to a rather indeecend norwegian word descibing what husband and " kona " do to keep up the species. Strange indeed.[/QUOTE]
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