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Dácotu#english #ingles #longervideos Five different ways to say "money" in English, each with five examples: 1. Money: - "I need some money to pay my bills." - "Do you have enough money for the trip?" - "She earned a lot of money from her business." - "Can you lend me some money until next week?" - "The charity raised a significant amount of money." 2. Cash: - "I prefer paying with cash rather than card." - "He always carries a little cash in his wallet." - "The store only accepts cash payments." - "I withdrew some cash from the ATM." - "She won the bet and received her winnings in cash." 3. Dough: - "I need to earn more dough to afford a new car." - "He makes a lot of dough working in finance." - "Do you have enough dough to cover the expenses?" - "The entrepreneur invested a significant amount of dough in the startup." - "She baked cookies and sold them to make some extra dough." 4. Bucks: - "I spent a few bucks on a new pair of shoes." - "He owes me twenty bucks from our bet." - "The concert tickets cost fifty bucks each." - "I found a wallet with a hundred bucks in it." - "She saved a couple of bucks by buying the generic brand." 5. Greenbacks: - "In the U.S., people commonly refer to money as greenbacks." - "He handed me a stack of greenbacks as payment." - "The cashier counted the greenbacks before closing the register." - "I keep my emergency fund in greenbacks in case of power outages." - "They decided to print more greenbacks to boost the economy."
On the profile · Jan 5, 2024