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money slang

English prüfung 2 okt 2015

English prüfung 2 okt 2015

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Viviana Cardona
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Viviana Cardona
This flashcard set helps you learn English slang related to money at a secondary school level. The vocabulary flashcards cover informal terms for money, expressions about financial situations, and idiomatic phrases. Examples include "it blew my salary" for spending all your money, "I'm a bit short" for being temporarily broke, and "an arm and a leg" for something very expensive. The platform supports backward learning, allowing you to practice from English to your native language or vice versa. This set is ideal for students or anyone looking to improve their conversational English, especially those at an intermediate level who want to understand and use casual money-related expressions.
Cartes-fiches
26
Utilisateurs
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Langue
Allemand
Catégorie
Anglais
Niveau
Collège
Créé / Mis à jour
01.10.2015 / 01.10.2015
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These are informal terms for money

dosh, dough, wedge

5.- 10.-

a fiver, a tenner

20

twenty quid

100

a ton

1000

a grand

coins

loose change

1p 2p

coppers

credit, debit cards

plastic

she's got a lot of money

she's loaded, she's stinking rich

people who recieve money from their fam

trustafarians

I've go plenty of money

I'm cashed up

I hsven't got money

I'm broke, I'm skint

I don't have much money till I get paid

I'm a bit short

I dont have enough mney for that

I can't afford it

I Can't spend more, i've spent tho much this moth my...

I've reached my credit limit

go stäpfle

go on the dole

ungenerous man

he's really tight, tight fisted, stingy

He opened his wallet and

a moth flew out

worth sooo much money

worth a fortune

a looot of money

an arm and a leg

nearly nothing

peanuts

verarschen, zu teuer

rip-pff

very pooor

i don't have two pennies to rub together

bankrott

went bust

the last bill was so high, damn

it cleaned me out

I've spent all my money on that it

it blew my salary

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