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193 months ago

Sabine Hutter (a guest user) asked this question:

Language pair:

English > German

Subject:

Technical / Engineering

Level of diffculty:

Difficult / demanding

Word or term in question:

N1.50k, N1m

Context:

• However if margins are reduced to N1.50k, it will induce a turnover of 3-4circles, there

 

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193 months ago

  See profile wrote:

Naira 1.50 Tausend, Naira 1 Million

My comment:

Naira is the Nigerian currency

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193 months ago

  See profile wrote:

Naira 1.50 Tausend, Naira 1 Million

My comment:

Naira is the Nigerian currency

The asker rated this answer best

193 months ago

  See profile wrote:

N1=NICE ONE; k=kilobyte,

My comment:

Hi Sabine, ich habe folgendes im Internet gefunden und hoffe, dass es irgendwie behilflich sein kann:
N1=nice one (wird haeufig in Online Spielen verwendet und bedeutet woertlich "das war ein guter .." (z.B. Schuss, Angriff usw.)
k= koennte Kilobyte sein
N1m = koennte ein Handymodell sein namens Neonode N1m

My references:

Web site

193 months ago

Uta Haubold  See profile wrote:

N1,50k, N1m

My comment:

meist bleibt das so stehen, aus Punkt wird Komma.
Tipp: Gib es so mal bei Google ein!

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193 months ago

  See profile wrote:

Hm, so ganz hab ich jetzt zwar noch nicht ganz verstanden, was die Ausdrücke genau aussagen, aber scheinbar drücken die Nigerianer so irgendwie ihre Währung aus... Meine Google-Recherche hatte anfänglich nicht so viel gebracht, sonst hätt ich hier nicht gefragt. Danke auf jeden Fall.