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🇺🇸 Informal money terms in American English
Here are some informal alternatives Americans use every day:
😀 Buck(s) → Dollar(s) ("It costs 50 bucks.")
😀 Grand (or G) → $1,000 ("He spent 5 grand on a new car.")
😀 K → Thousand ("I make 3K a month.")
😀 Stack → $1,000 ("I need a few stacks to buy that.")
😀 Rack → $1,000 ("He dropped 10 racks on a Rolex.")
😀 Benjamins → $100 bills (from Benjamin Franklin on the bill) ("It's all about the Benjamins.")
😀 C-note → $100 bill ("He gave me a C-note for my birthday.")
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Here are some informal alternatives Americans use every day:
😀 Buck(s) → Dollar(s) ("It costs 50 bucks.")
😀 Grand (or G) → $1,000 ("He spent 5 grand on a new car.")
😀 K → Thousand ("I make 3K a month.")
😀 Stack → $1,000 ("I need a few stacks to buy that.")
😀 Rack → $1,000 ("He dropped 10 racks on a Rolex.")
😀 Benjamins → $100 bills (from Benjamin Franklin on the bill) ("It's all about the Benjamins.")
😀 C-note → $100 bill ("He gave me a C-note for my birthday.")
@ulugbekscore