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| Audio | Italian | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Ho dimenticato il portafoglio a casa e non posso pagare in contanti. | I forgot my wallet at home and cannot pay in cash. | |
| Ricordati di chiedere lo scontrino prima di uscire dal negozio. | Remember to ask for the receipt before leaving the shop. | |
| C'è una fila lunghissima davanti al bancomat della banca. | There is a very long line in front of the bank's ATM. | |
| Il cassiere mi ha dato il resto in monete da due euro. | The cashier gave me the change in two-euro coins. | |
| Ogni mese metto una parte della mia paga nel conto di risparmio. | Every month I put part of my pay into the savings account. |
Test your grasp of banking, invoicing, and intermediate money terminology.
| Audio | Italian | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Abbiamo richiesto un mutuo a tasso fisso per comprare la prima casa. | We applied for a fixed-rate mortgage to buy our first house. | |
| L'azienda ha inviato la fattura per i servizi forniti il mese scorso. | The company sent the invoice for the services provided last month. | |
| Il tasso di cambio attuale rende molto favorevole viaggiare all'estero. | The current exchange rate makes traveling abroad very favorable. | |
| Ho ricevuto una multa per aver parcheggiato la macchina nel posto sbagliato. | I received a fine for parking the car in the wrong spot. | |
| Prima di firmare il contratto di affitto, è necessario versare una caparra. | Before signing the rental contract, it is necessary to pay a deposit. |
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