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What is a Toko?

Antwort

A toko is a grocery store on Curacao.

Tokos are usually somewhat smaller than the large supermarkets such as Centrum, Van den Tweel or Mangusa Hypermarket. They are usually privately run and can be found in almost every locality. Sometimes they are quite inconspicuous, somewhat less inviting from the outside and the checkout area is often barred.

However, you can often get food much cheaper in a toko. Some are open longer in the evenings than the big chains.

A very special toko is the Toko Williwood.

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  • Quiz Question

    Which currency do you use to pay in Curacao?

    Answer

    The official currency on Curacao is the Antillean Guilder (ANG).

    In Papiamentu, this is florin or heldu, but the locals say something similar to güldis or gilders when they tell you the price in their currency. The currency is stable, at least since we visited Curacao for the first time in 2017.

    On price labels you can read either the abbreviation ANG, Naf. or Nafl. This always refers to the Antillean Guilder.

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    Which currency do you use to pay in Curacao?

    Answer

    The official currency on Curacao is the Antillean Guilder (ANG).

    In Papiamentu, this is florin or heldu, but the locals say something similar to güldis or gilders when they tell you the price in their currency. The currency is stable, at least since we visited Curacao for the first time in 2017.

    On price labels you can read either the abbreviation ANG, Naf. or Nafl. This always refers to the Antillean Guilder.

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Quizfrage

What is a Toko?

Antwort

A toko is a grocery store on Curacao.

Tokos are usually somewhat smaller than the large supermarkets such as Centrum, Van den Tweel or Mangusa Hypermarket. They are usually privately run and can be found in almost every locality. Sometimes they are quite inconspicuous, somewhat less inviting from the outside and the checkout area is often barred.

However, you can often get food much cheaper in a toko. Some are open longer in the evenings than the big chains.

A very special toko is the Toko Williwood.

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Dann versuche Dich an der folgenden Frage oder löse gleich unsere mehr als 100 Quizfragen. Das ist eine tolle Abwechslung, während Du gechillt auf Curacao im Restaurant auf Dein Essen wartest, am Strand liegst, oder abends in Deiner Unterkunft den nächsten Tag planst. Viel Spaß!

  • Quiz Question

    How do I find a pharmacy in Curacao?

    Answer

    A pharmacy is called Botica or Botika on Curacao.

    Look out for this name on houses and shops and not Farmacia or Pharmacy. The snake from the staff of Aesculapius is often the symbol.

    The boticas are very well stocked on Curacao. You can get many medicines there even without a doctor’s prescription. Boticas are also drugstores and often have products that you know from home, some of which are cheaper than in the supermarkets.

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    Which currency do you use to pay in Curacao?

    Answer

    The official currency on Curacao is the Antillean Guilder (ANG).

    In Papiamentu, this is florin or heldu, but the locals say something similar to güldis or gilders when they tell you the price in their currency. The currency is stable, at least since we visited Curacao for the first time in 2017.

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