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Hope this helps, Ruhrfisch ><>°° 22:52, 29 January 2012 (UTC)
The name 'Tiger' doesn't come from 'the Danish pronunciation of ten krone' (should in any case read 'kroner', as 'krone' is the singular). The Danish pronunciation of 'ten kroner' would be 'tee kroner' in English. Instead, Danes refer colloquially to a 10-kroner coin as a 'ti'er', literally 'tenner' (as a £10 note is referred to in Britain) - this sounds like 'tee-er' in English, and rhymes with the Danish pronunciation of 'tiger', the word for 'tiger'. 188.230.248.85 ( talk) 10:47, 10 May 2016 (UTC)
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I see the number of stores have been updated by an anonymous editor, but without any comment or source given, so there is no way to check whether these numbers are correct. According to yearly reports and https://corporate.flyingtiger.com/en/markets?tab=Worldwide, the total number seems to be in the right ballpark, but I haven't found a recently updated source for the distribution of stores per country (except for https://corporate.flyingtiger.com/en/markets?tab=Worldwide, https://corporate.flyingtiger.com/en/markets?tab=Europe, https://corporate.flyingtiger.com/en/markets?tab=America, and https://corporate.flyingtiger.com/en/markets?tab=Asia, but they state that those numbers are per June 2018, so the update can't be from those pages). Would the one updating the numbers please state their source? Otherwise we have to restore the numbers to the June 2018 numbers which can be found at the given URLs and keep them with that for correctness. -- Jhertel ( talk) 16:42, 27 September 2018 (UTC)
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Hope this helps, Ruhrfisch ><>°° 22:52, 29 January 2012 (UTC)
The name 'Tiger' doesn't come from 'the Danish pronunciation of ten krone' (should in any case read 'kroner', as 'krone' is the singular). The Danish pronunciation of 'ten kroner' would be 'tee kroner' in English. Instead, Danes refer colloquially to a 10-kroner coin as a 'ti'er', literally 'tenner' (as a £10 note is referred to in Britain) - this sounds like 'tee-er' in English, and rhymes with the Danish pronunciation of 'tiger', the word for 'tiger'. 188.230.248.85 ( talk) 10:47, 10 May 2016 (UTC)
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I see the number of stores have been updated by an anonymous editor, but without any comment or source given, so there is no way to check whether these numbers are correct. According to yearly reports and https://corporate.flyingtiger.com/en/markets?tab=Worldwide, the total number seems to be in the right ballpark, but I haven't found a recently updated source for the distribution of stores per country (except for https://corporate.flyingtiger.com/en/markets?tab=Worldwide, https://corporate.flyingtiger.com/en/markets?tab=Europe, https://corporate.flyingtiger.com/en/markets?tab=America, and https://corporate.flyingtiger.com/en/markets?tab=Asia, but they state that those numbers are per June 2018, so the update can't be from those pages). Would the one updating the numbers please state their source? Otherwise we have to restore the numbers to the June 2018 numbers which can be found at the given URLs and keep them with that for correctness. -- Jhertel ( talk) 16:42, 27 September 2018 (UTC)