La palabra dinero o “money” tiene mucho vocabulario que podemos aprender. Y por supuesto que en el artículo de hoy del blog de English 4 Future te vamos a resolver todas las dudas de vocabulario sobre este tema.
Verbos:
-To save: ahorrar
“I saved a lot of money last year.”
-Lend: prestar
“I can lend you some money if you need it”
-Borrow: pedir prestado
“Can I borrow you 5 euros? I promise to pay you back tomorrow”
-Waste: desperdiciar
“That exhibition wasted our money, what a shame!”
-Afford: poder permitirse
“Not many young people can afford to buy a house nowadays”
-Charge: cobrar
“They charged me more money that I needed to pay”
-Cost: costar
“Excuse me, how much does this sweater cost?”
-Owe: deber
“My company owes me this month’s salary”
-Invest: invertir
“It’s always good to invest money in different areas”
-Earn: ganar
“I don’t earn that much, so I don’t have to pay many taxes”
-Worth: valer la pena
“Don’t buy that car, it’s not worth it”
-Raise: recaudar
“The charity could raise one hundred thousand pounds”
Nombres o sustantivos:
-Salary: salario
“My salary is 22,000 pounds per year”
Tax: impuesto.
“There is always some tax to pay”
Budget: presupuesto
“My budget doesn’t strech that far, so I had to think about it”
Mortgage: hipoteca
“His mortgage is very high so he is thinking about selling his home”
Insurance: seguro
“In June I have to pay my car insurance”
Preposiciones:
-Pay by (cash)
“You can pay by cash or credit card”
-Pay for (the dinner)
“Don’t worry, I will pay for our dinner”
-Spend on (books)
“She spent one hundred euros on books”
-Invest in /into (property)
“She always invested in property”
-Lend to (friends)
“I never lend money, not even to friends”
-Borrow from (the bank)
“I borrowed one thousand euros from the bank to pay for my university tuition”
-Get in (debt)
“Buying unnecessary things is how you get in debt”
