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Italian 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 Italian money vocabulary with the full list of words and their English translations.
Boost your vocabulary retention with these clever, association-rich memory tricks tailored for Italian learners.
Memory Trick: Think of a case that PORTA (carries) your FOGLIO (sheets of paper/banknotes).
PORTA (carries) your FOGLIO (cash paper)!
Memory Trick: Imagine checking your receipt at the store counter so you don't get into an ENCOUNTER (scontro) with the cashier over prices.
Check the SCONTRINO at the cash counter!
Memory Trick: It sounds like BANK AUTOMAT — an automated bank terminal for withdrawing cash.
The automated BANK-AUTOMAT gives you cash!
Memory Trick: Think of leaving a tip after you MUNCH (mancia) on a delicious meal.
Leave a MANCIA after you MUNCH!
Memory Trick: A house loan requires a MUTUAL agreement with the bank that lasts for decades.
A MUTUO is a MUTUAL bank agreement!
Memory Trick: Combine CASSA (box/cash register) and FORTE (strong) — literally a strong box!
A CASSA (box) that is FORTE (strong)!
How money vocabulary varies across Spain and Latin America.
Standard Italian: i soldi / il denaro
Tuscany / Central Italy: i quattrini
Liguria: i palanche
Lombardy / North: la grana
Standard Italian: le monete / il resto
Rome / Central Italy: gli spicci / i spiccioli
Southern Italy: i tondoni / i piccioli
Italy: il bancomat
Italian Switzerland (Ticino): il postomat / il distributore
Italy: lo scontrino / la ricevuta
Italian Switzerland: la scontrina / il buono
Standard Italian: il portafoglio
Southern Italy: il portamonete
Tuscany: il taccuino
Standard Italian: la busta paga
Corporate / Northern Italy: il cedolino paga
Italian Switzerland: il conteggio salario
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