# Money & Payments Basics

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- CEFR: A1 (Beginner)
- Theme: Daily Life
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Money & Payments vocabulary for counting and keeping money, including spend, rich, poor and coins — the first vocabulary for having some money and not having…

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## Word list

* **spend** /spɛnd/: To use your money to pay for things. — “I **spend** too much money on coffee every week.”
* **rich** /rɪtʃ/: Having a lot of money. — “They became **rich** after selling their business.”
* **poor** /pur/: Having very little money. — “The family was too **poor** to afford new shoes.”
* **job** /dʒɑb/: The work you do to earn money. — “She got a new **job** at the hospital.”
* **count** /kaʊnt/: To add up numbers to find a total, such as how much money you have. — “He sat down to **count** his savings.”
* **keep** /kip/: To hold on to something and not give it away or spend it. — “I always **keep** a little cash for emergencies.”
* **share** /ʃɛr/: To give part of something, such as money, to other people. — “They agreed to **share** the prize money equally.”
* **coins** /kɔɪnz/: Small round pieces of metal used as money. — “He keeps his **coins** in a jar on the windowsill.”
* **notes** /noʊts/: Pieces of paper money. — “She keeps her **notes** folded flat in a tin.”
* **bank** /bæŋk/: A place where people keep their money safely and take it out when they need it. — “I went to the **bank** to get some cash.”

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