All Ears English Podcast AEE 1505: Phrasal Verbs for Money that Really Pay Off
Jan 14, 2021
Dive into the world of money with essential phrasal verbs that help sharpen your financial conversations. Discover the cultural reluctance to discuss finances openly in the U.S. and how it affects friendships. Learn the nuances of 'save up,' 'pay off,' and slang terms like 'fork it over' and 'cough it up,' which hint at spending reluctance. Enjoy a humorous take on the burdens of student loans while mastering practical phrases for everyday financial discussions. Get ready to enhance your fluency in real-life money matters!
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- The next episode will review previously covered phrasal verbs.
Money Talk Taboo
- Americans hesitate to discuss money, especially specific amounts.
- The podcast will focus on acceptable money-related phrasal verbs.
Save Up vs. Save
- "Save up" implies saving for a larger, more expensive goal, unlike simply "saving."
- Using "save up" sounds more natural in American English.