Just a dollar?! What could you buy in country for one dollar?

@Garameo (902)
Germany
February 1, 2007 4:28pm CST
That could be very interesting. Everybody around the world knows what one dollar is. But what could you buy for one dollar in your country? in germany we are paying with €uros. and if i´m right, € 0,98 are $ 1,-. i would say you could buy a tin cat´s food for € 0,98. or 7,5 ltr. mineral water. you couldn´t buy 1 ltr. benzine. i´ve paid € 1,14 at last.
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rasenderakete
@rasenderakete (295)
• Germany
10 Feb 07
Sorry, but its not so correct, $1 are 0,78 Euro. Who you buy your cat food, that`s really expensive, i buy cat food for 0,35 cent.
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Garameo
@Garameo (902)
• Germany
12 Feb 07
echt jetzt. dann war ich da wohl auf der falschen faerte. sorry. ja leider muss ich für meine beiden perser spezialfutter kaufen. kostet leider € 0,98. glücklich bin ich darueber auch nicht aber was tut man nicht alles fuer seine liebsten.
Garameo
@Garameo (902)
• Germany
12 Feb 07
tja meine beiden lieben. hast du auch katzen? ich finde das ganz praktisch mit jemandem auf deutsch zu schreiben. geht mir doch etwas leichter von der hand. hehe
rasenderakete
@rasenderakete (295)
• Germany
12 Feb 07
Da hast du auch wieder recht.
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FreakQD
@FreakQD (867)
• India
20 Feb 07
A dollar in India is 47 rupees and I guess we can buy 1 ltr petrol for that!
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Garameo
@Garameo (902)
• Germany
22 Feb 07
great. thank you very much. that sounds a little bit cheaper than in germany. i think we are paying in germany (maybe) 65 rupees for 1 ltr. patrol.
rajivkumar900
@rajivkumar900 (9861)
• India
15 Feb 07
in one dollar i can buy pav bhaji , one time groccery, one greetig card etc.. small things like that .
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Garameo
@Garameo (902)
• Germany
16 Feb 07
great thank you. but what do mean with pav bhaji?
pooksywooksy
@pooksywooksy (1006)
• Indonesia
2 Feb 07
With $1 in Indonesia; you could buy some bread, or a big gallon of mineral water, or 2kgs of rice, or and of course a litre of petrol. It's pretty much alright, the one dollar, in Indonesia. Though you couldn't live your day with only 1 USD.
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Garameo
@Garameo (902)
• Germany
3 Feb 07
wow thats sounds like the prices in germany. and what´s your currency?
the_dreamer2005
@the_dreamer2005 (1175)
• United States
3 Feb 07
In America you can buy some candy, bottled water, bottled soda. Maybe some snack cakes. Anything off the McDonalds value menu before taxes. Or you could go to the dollar store and buy something there. Many products to choose from.
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Garameo
@Garameo (902)
• Germany
8 Feb 07
Thank you. Do you mean the usa or canada? that would make a difference.
paganlord
@paganlord (142)
• India
2 Feb 07
man 1$=45rs in india.. if u hav some dollars n u come to ind it will be 45 times bigger certainly u can buy a lot with some dollars
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Garameo
@Garameo (902)
• Germany
3 Feb 07
uh, strange isn´t it? It´s so different in the countries. I want to visit india in summer 2008.
bonbon664
@bonbon664 (3466)
• Canada
1 Feb 07
For a dollar in Canada, I could by two newspapers, a small coffee, a chocolate bar, 1/2 a loaf of bread, and almost 2 postage stamps. So, not too much.
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Garameo
@Garameo (902)
• Germany
3 Feb 07
that sounds like the prices here in germany.
xXmeganxX
@xXmeganxX (4421)
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1 Feb 07
well a dollar in england is about 50 pence, hmm i think we could buy a small bottle of milk or a local newspaper, something very very cheap tho!
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Garameo
@Garameo (902)
• Germany
3 Feb 07
england is not the cheapest country to life. but in germany i pay € 0,70 ($ 0,69) for a newspaper. that´s also not very cheap. and milk i think it´s the same price in germany.