Millionaire English: 10 idioms about money!

Do you have money to burn? Have you struck gold? Are you loaded? In this lesson, you’ll learn the language of money. I’ll teach you 10 common English idioms that all refer to having money - lots of money! These expressions will help you understand conversations in the boardroom or dining room, at work, or at parties. Learn how to talk about wealth today! Take the quiz at: www.engvid.com/millionaire-en...
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I love you videos. As a native English speaker, I'd like to mention one that you will probably appreciate. The idiom, "well-heeled". That means wealthy. The origin of that is very interesting. Research that. You might like it

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Clearly explained with examples used in sentences. Easy to follow.🎉

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I can't go to the trip with you guys because I don't have much money to burn... I know you guys have deep pockets but I don't. Guess what! I wasn't born with the silver spoon in my mouth, okay? But give me 10 months, I'll be working hard to make a bundle, when I hit the jackpot we're gonna have a lot fun together.

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In Brazil, instead of "be born with a silver spoon in yout mouth" we use "be born in a golden crib" :)

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Almost the same in Russia ;) "with a golden spoon"

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En español decimos "nació en cuna de oro"

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This saying: «to be born with a silver spoon in your mouth » exists in my Moroccan culture too, but we say golden spoon , hhh , but thank you very much , I have such a big love and respect to you and your videos,, best of luck Rebecca.

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I do enjoy your videos!In Brazil we say: to be born in a golden cradle.

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This lesson is awesome. It is the fırst tıme I heard about this sort of idioms.

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Hi Rebecca! you're amazing and yes in Italy we 've this saying " è nato con la camicia" is similar to "to be born with a silver spoon in his/her mouth" ....thank you for this interesting lesson !

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Korean: a money cushion. It means someone has so much money that he/she stuffs his/her cushion with money.

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Rebecca please tell about parts of speech. Thank you very much for the lesson

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Hi Rebecca, could you explain please which expression is correct: "five days more" or "five more days" Thank you.

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Thank you! I am from Russia. We speak "chickens do not peck money". It like a "have deep pockets".

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Hello Rebecca, I have been watching your videos for a short time , but I find them very informative. I do have a question for you. If I am going to ask one of my employees to call me, would I say call on this number, or call me at this number? If possible, would you provide the correct way to have that person call you.

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Both of them incorrect. You call the number. If you want to contact me, call 12345678910 etc In speech we are using "me" to represent our number so you can also say: You can call me using 12345678901. For sure there are a lot of ways to say this but you get the idea, don't you

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we have the same idiom in algeria about "he born with a silver spoon in his mouth" just the difference is between the metal of the spoon we say a "gold spoon" 😊😊😊

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To hit the jackspot. In Spanish: To win the lottery (figurative) or to be lucky or successful.

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In Brazil we say: butt turned to the moon

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Please explain active and passive voise ☹

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Tell y'all russian popular idioms of money 1. to swim in the money (have a lot of money) 2. Have money as dirt (it means have too much money)

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My pleasure,:))

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