EBTM08 Friday

[tiura]

keitti

In Finnish keitto
(keitti means someone cooked something. Hän keitti keittoa = she cooked soup )

I thought keitti was plural for keitto .

Plural for keitto would be keitot. Finnish isn't such a simple language

And I'll take vegetable soup, thank you. I think my main dish has enough meat on meat.

[jenny&me]

I edit the first post!
We will meet at Prešernov trg at 5,20 pm, the boat trip will start at 6,00pm in front of Ljubljanski Dvor (if you don't came to the Prešernov trg be there a few minutes befor the 6,00) and will cost 5€.

[magpie]

Can you recommend banks in Ljubljana for changing money and what are their opening hours?

[ravestorm]

Can you recommend banks in Ljubljana for changing money and what are their opening hours?

I see some NLB branches are opened in the aftenoon too from Monday to Friday

[Phaseolus]

Can you recommend banks in Ljubljana for changing money and what are their opening hours?

I am interested, too. Could you please tell if you can enter a bank and ask for changing euros for euros ?

I am also thinking of just passing through Austria, is it possible too over there ?

[klapotec]

I am interested, too. Could you please tell if you can enter a bank and ask for changing euros for euros ?

I am also thinking of just passing through Austria, is it possible too over there ?

It's easily possible in Austria, most banks don't have a problem with exchanging euros for euros, but I haven't tried asking in English yet. Some might refuse or ask for your passport and charge a small fee then; centrally located banks in larger cities shouldn't be a problem however.

[Phaseolus]

, but I haven't tried asking in English yet.

Why English ?

"Darf ich bitte umtauschen ?" should be working fine, no ?

[klapotec]

, but I haven't tried asking in English yet.

Why English ?

"Darf ich bitte umtauschen ?" should be working fine, no ?

Well, if your German is good enough, there shouldn't be any problems - apart from the odd "I'm having a bad day and I don't like you"-tellers.
And in Austria, you should use "wechseln", not "umtauschen".

[jenny&me]

Can you recommend banks in Ljubljana for changing money and what are their opening hours?

I forward to kajak your question.

Banks in Ljubljana are open daily from Monday to Friday , from 8,30 a.m. till 16,00 p.m. Saturdays ara closed. The Post offices are open daily from Monday till Friday from 8,00 a.m till 18,00 p.m and Saturdays from 8,00 a.m. till 12,00 a.m.
As I saw on forum, you will stay in Best Westeren Premier Hotel Slon. This hotel is in the centre of Ljubljana. The Post office is by hotel (10m far away), the bank – NLB d.d. Beethovnova street is 60 m away. If you ask in the hotel reception they will tell you.

rgds

[Cinnamon]

I have to be stupid and ask... so we get two antipasti?!
I already chose the mushrooms and now I should pick also beef soup or vegetable soup?

I can't eat for a week before Ljubljana (and week after to fit my pants)

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PREDJED / HORS D'OEUVRE / ANTIPASTO / VORSPEISE
Goveja juha z rezanci - Beef soup with noodles - Brodo di manzo con vermicelli - Rindsuppe mit Nudeln
Zelenjavna juha - Vegetable soup - Zuppa di verdura - Gemüsesuppe
Jurčki z jajci na rukoli - Wild mushrooms (porcini) with eggs on rucola (rocket) - Funghi porcini con uova sulla rucola - Steinpilze mit Eier auf Rucola (Rauke)

[magpie]

Can you recommend banks in Ljubljana for changing money and what are their opening hours?

I forward to kajak your question.

Banks in Ljubljana are open daily from Monday to Friday , from 8,30 a.m. till 16,00 p.m. Saturdays ara closed. The Post offices are open daily from Monday till Friday from 8,00 a.m till 18,00 p.m and Saturdays from 8,00 a.m. till 12,00 a.m.
As I saw on forum, you will stay in Best Westeren Premier Hotel Slon. This hotel is in the centre of Ljubljana. The Post office is by hotel (10m far away), the bank – NLB d.d. Beethovnova street is 60 m away. If you ask in the hotel reception they will tell you.

rgds

Thank you both. Are there any problems changing bigger to smaller notes?

[bzajc]

I am interested, too. Could you please tell if you can enter a bank and ask for changing euros for euros ?

I am also thinking of just passing through Austria, is it possible too over there ?

It's easily possible in Austria, most banks don't have a problem with exchanging euros for euros, but I haven't tried asking in English yet. Some might refuse or ask for your passport and charge a small fee then; centrally located banks in larger cities shouldn't be a problem however.

Today i have exchanged for at Graz Airport and i asked in english.

[roberdy]

Banks in Ljubljana are open daily from Monday to Friday , from 8,30 a.m. till 16,00 p.m. Saturdays ara closed. The Post offices are open daily from Monday till Friday from 8,00 a.m till 18,00 p.m and Saturdays from 8,00 a.m. till 12,00 a.m.
As I saw on forum, you will stay in Best Westeren Premier Hotel Slon. This hotel is in the centre of Ljubljana. The Post office is by hotel (10m far away), the bank – NLB d.d. Beethovnova street is 60 m away. If you ask in the hotel reception they will tell you.

Thank you both. Are there any problems changing bigger to smaller notes?

I'm interested in that, too... How are slovenian banks organized? Can you easily exchange amounts of several hundreds (up to thousands ) of EUR without any problems (like in Austria, Germany,...)

[riba-fish]

Banks in Ljubljana are open daily from Monday to Friday , from 8,30 a.m. till 16,00 p.m. Saturdays ara closed. The Post offices are open daily from Monday till Friday from 8,00 a.m till 18,00 p.m and Saturdays from 8,00 a.m. till 12,00 a.m.
As I saw on forum, you will stay in Best Westeren Premier Hotel Slon. This hotel is in the centre of Ljubljana. The Post office is by hotel (10m far away), the bank – NLB d.d. Beethovnova street is 60 m away. If you ask in the hotel reception they will tell you.

Thank you both. Are there any problems changing bigger to smaller notes?

I'm interested in that, too... How are slovenian banks organized? Can you easily exchange amounts of several hundreds (up to thousands ) of EUR without any problems (like in Austria, Germany,...)

Yes there is a problem. You have to be their (banks) client with account than you can change notes in this way.

[solzica]

Banks in Ljubljana are open daily from Monday to Friday , from 8,30 a.m. till 16,00 p.m. Saturdays ara closed. The Post offices are open daily from Monday till Friday from 8,00 a.m till 18,00 p.m and Saturdays from 8,00 a.m. till 12,00 a.m.
As I saw on forum, you will stay in Best Westeren Premier Hotel Slon. This hotel is in the centre of Ljubljana. The Post office is by hotel (10m far away), the bank – NLB d.d. Beethovnova street is 60 m away. If you ask in the hotel reception they will tell you.

Thank you both. Are there any problems changing bigger to smaller notes?

I'm interested in that, too... How are slovenian banks organized? Can you easily exchange amounts of several hundreds (up to thousands ) of EUR without any problems (like in Austria, Germany,...)

Yes there is a problem. You have to be their (banks) client with account than you can change notes in this way.

I can help all of you. I'll come to the Hotel Slon (you can tell me in what time ) may be at 1,00 p.m on friday and go with you in the banks, post office and park hous. It waunth be a problem. They know me and knows EBT .

solzica° - kajak