spend
/spɛnd/To use your money to pay for things.
Example: I spend too much money on coffee every week.
A110 words · Beginner
Money & Payments vocabulary — A1
Money & Payments vocabulary for counting and keeping money, including spend, rich, poor and coins — the first vocabulary for having some money and not having enough.
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10rich
/rɪtʃ/Having a lot of money.
Example:
They became rich after selling their business.
poor
/pur/Having very little money.
Example:
The family was too poor to afford new shoes.
count
/kaʊnt/To add up numbers to find a total, such as how much money you have.
Example:
He sat down to count his savings.
coins
/kɔɪnz/Small round pieces of metal used as money.
Example:
He keeps his coins in a jar on the windowsill.
notes
/noʊts/Pieces of paper money.
Example:
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.
Example:
I went to the bank to get some cash.
pence
/pɛns/Small coins in the UK. One hundred of them make one pound.
Example:
The sweet costs fifty pence.
payday
/ˈpeɪˌdeɪ/The day when you get your money from your job.
Example:
Friday is payday, so we are going out.
bank card
A small plastic card you use to take money out or to pay in shops.
Example:
I lost my bank card on the bus.
