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German Money Flashcards
Master money vocabulary with flashcards, audio pronunciation, and tiered difficulty levels designed to take you from beginner to advanced.
Master money vocabulary with flashcards, audio pronunciation, and tiered difficulty levels designed to take you from beginner to advanced.
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Review your German money vocabulary and test your knowledge with interactive practice.
Put your new money vocabulary into practice and see how many words you can remember.
Review German money vocabulary with the full list of words and their English translations.
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Memory Trick: Think of a fresh coin freshly minted at the mint. It makes a clinking sound as you drop it.
A minted coin is a Münze!
Memory Trick: Imagine walking into a lively bar where they only accept cold hard cash (Geld).
At the bar, you pay with Bargeld!
Memory Trick: Literally 'drink money' (trinken + Geld). It is money given so the waiter can buy a drink.
Money for a drink is a Trinkgeld tip!
Memory Trick: Sounds like 'get a win'. When a business makes a profit, they celebrate a big win.
A financial win brings a Gewinn!
Memory Trick: Think of steering (steuern) government revenue using taxes paid by citizens.
Taxes steer the nation: Steuer!
Memory Trick: Literally 'pocket money' (Tasche + Geld). Cash stored conveniently in your pocket.
Money in your pocket is Taschengeld!
How money vocabulary varies across Spain and Latin America.
Germany: das Portemonnaie / der Geldbeutel
Austria: die Geldbörse
Switzerland: das Portemonnaie
Germany: der Geldautomat
Austria: der Bankomat
Switzerland: der Bancomat
Germany: die Kasse
Austria: die Kassa
Switzerland: die Kasse
Germany: das Kleingeld
Austria: das Münzgeld
Switzerland: das Rappen / das Münz
Germany: der Kassenbon / der Beleg
Austria: der Kassazettel
Switzerland: der Beleg / die Quittung
Germany: die Kohle / die Mäuse
Austria: das Marie / die Kohle
Switzerland: der Stutz
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