Apr 21, 2001 01:13
23 yrs ago
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English term
Abkürzung für Holländische Gulden
Non-PRO
English to German
Bus/Financial
The purchase price for the Sold Property is NLG 33,750,000.--
Proposed translations
(German)
0 | NLG | Mats Wiman |
0 | NLG or Hfl. | Alexander Schleber (X) |
0 | hfl | Judith Schmid |
0 | jetzt NLG, früher HFL | Kaktus |
Proposed translations
14 mins
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NLG
This is the now used ISO abbreviation composed of ISO2 for 'NiederLande´' and G för Guilders
An older abbreviation was:
HFl/HFL for Holland Florins
An older abbreviation was:
HFl/HFL for Holland Florins
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
16 mins
NLG or Hfl.
The old sign for guilders was the abbreviation for "florijn" = fl
And the Dutch was = H therefore "Hfl."
This is sometimes still used, though the international exchange notations almost always are listed as NLG / Guilders / or in German "Gulden"
On the site: http://www.oanda.com/convert/cheatsheet?lang=de
you can look up the "Holländische Gulden" which is there abbreviated as NLG.
Your choice
And the Dutch was = H therefore "Hfl."
This is sometimes still used, though the international exchange notations almost always are listed as NLG / Guilders / or in German "Gulden"
On the site: http://www.oanda.com/convert/cheatsheet?lang=de
you can look up the "Holländische Gulden" which is there abbreviated as NLG.
Your choice
Reference:
23 mins
hfl
Explanation see answers above.
This is what "Handelsblatt" is using. I'd definitely go for this.
This is what "Handelsblatt" is using. I'd definitely go for this.
Reference:
3 hrs
jetzt NLG, früher HFL
NLG=Niederländische Gulden(holländisch=nederlandse gulden)
früher war die Abkürzung:HFL=Hollandse Florijn, Holländischer Florin)
früher war die Abkürzung:HFL=Hollandse Florijn, Holländischer Florin)
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