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We travelled 114 miles in Republic of Macedonia over 1 day on 06 December 2013. It was mainly sunny (1 day) whilst we were there
A fistful of dollars (or should that be dinars?) (December 10, 2013)
The following information was last updated on July 21, 2014 and therefore may now be out of date. Please consume with a pinch of salt!
We skipped through Macedonia quickly (due to bad weather), but what we saw of the countryside was stunning. A word of warning though; a Macedonian official on the Serbia/Macedonia border tried to get a bribe off us by telling us that the green card for a motorhome was normally 230 Euros, but he'd do it for us for 50 Euros. It is only 50 Euros for motorhomes; don't be fooled, and don't pay a bribe!
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Macedonian denar
Macedonian
1 - eдeн ( eden )
2 - два ( dva )
3 - три ( tri )
4 - четири ( chetiri )
5 - пeт ( pet )
6 - шест ( shest )
7 - седyм ( sedum )
8 - осyм ( osum )
9 - девeт( devet )
10 - деceт ( deset )
Hello - Здраво (Zdravo)
Goodbye - Довидување (Doviduvanye)
Yes - Да ( da )
No - Не ( ne )
Please - Ве молам! ( ve molam )
Thank you - Ви благодарам (Vi blagodaram)
Sorry - Извинете (Izvinete)
I don't understand - Не разбирам (Ne razbiram)
How much does it cost? - Колку чини ова? (Kolku čini ova?)
Where is the toilet? - Каде е тоалетот?(Kade e toaletot?)
Petrol - бензин (benzin)
There are a few toll roads - tolls must be paid in cash
Speed limit is 120 kph on motorways, 100 kph on dual carriageways, 80 kph on main roads and 50 kph in built up areas
Dipped headlights during the day are compulsory
First aid kit, tow rope, fire extinguisher, warning triangle and reflective jacket must all be carried
It is illegal for someone visibly under the influence of alcohol to sit in the front of a moving vehicle, even as a passenger
Expect to pay cash at petrol stations
You must register with the police within 24 hours of arriving in the country
Winter tyres are compulsory between 15 November and 15 March
Likely to be tolerated