one-lion
two-lions
a lot of baby-lion
a-pack-of-lions
This is how money from Romania looks like…
The Romanian national currency is called Leu (Lion). Yes, you know him as the King of the Jungle, we know him as the King of the Pocket 🙂
Lions pack :)
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This is my first time to see money from romania 😀
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I’m glad my post show you first how they looks like
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Lion pack and the Cubs look so good! 🙂 🙂
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Thank you Vannan 🙂
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huh, what a cool thing to share
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Thanks 🙂
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The Lion-King of the pocket! Brilliant! You guys have a great sense of humour.
Beware of the lions…
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Thank you! You’re a kind person 🙂
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(Watch out. Flattery will get me nowhere)
Sincerely I found the expression a “roar” (pardon the pun). I love those demonstrations of a people’s… resilience. And humour is 50% of that. Be good.
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Nice plastic notes, I have a few from Romania
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Thank you for the translation of Leu
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You’re welcome, Derrick! Anytime 🙂
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Great post … have you seen Australian Money? We call $50 ‘Pineapples’.
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Images in the currency shows the beauty & history of the country!
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Yes, I know 🙂
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Good that you made us know 🙂
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Reblogged this on For friends without borders and commented:
I present you the King of the Pocket! :))
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