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| Audio | Spanish | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Pagué la comida con billetes y el cajero me dio el cambio. | I paid for the food with bills and the cashier gave me the change. | |
| Siempre llevo mi dinero y mis tarjetas dentro de la cartera. | I always carry my money and cards inside my wallet. | |
| Dejamos una buena propina en el restaurante después de cenar. | We left a good tip at the restaurant after having dinner. | |
| Abrieron una cuenta de ahorros en el banco del centro. | They opened a savings account at the downtown bank. | |
| Guardo las monedas sueltas en una pequeña alcancía. | I keep loose coins in a small piggy bank. |
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| Audio | Spanish | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| La empresa tuvo que pedir un préstamo para cubrir sus deudas. | The company had to ask for a loan to cover its debts. | |
| Ajustamos el presupuesto mensual para aumentar nuestras ganancias. | We adjusted the monthly budget to increase our profits. | |
| El tipo de cambio fluctuó mucho durante las últimas semanas. | The exchange rate fluctuated a lot over the last few weeks. | |
| Recibimos la factura de la luz y el pago vence mañana. | We received the electricity bill and the payment is due tomorrow. | |
| Solicitaron una hipoteca con una tasa de interés muy baja. | They applied for a mortgage with a very low interest rate. |
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