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Ah, the mark. It's been a while. Maybe this was just in Britain but the name of the mark was never translated into English when spoken or written, it was always
by walthamstow 3y ago
Ah, the mark. It's been a while. Maybe this was just in Britain but the name of the mark was never translated into English when spoken or written, it was always just the Deustchmark.
- sangnoir 3y agoSimilarly, the pound is often refered to as "pound sterling" or "British pound" outside of Britain. I suppose it is because outside of the home country, "30 marks" and "30 pounds" are ambiguous terms without the prefix/suffix