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Money & Dreams Vocabulary: Salary, Debt & The Lottery

Learn vocabulary about money, salary, debt, and dreams.

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0:02episode 22. Archive complete. Internal note system ready. Loading context for episode 24.
0:11>> Hello dreamers. Welcome to episode 24. I am Anna >> and I am Lucas. Today we are asking what if.
0:18>> It sounds so simple, doesn't it? Just those two little words. >> What and if. >> Exactly. But you put them together and they're not just words anymore. They become I don't know like a key.
0:27>> A key is a good way to put it. a key that opens a door to well a world that doesn't really exist or maybe it only exists inside our own heads.
0:36>> And that's exactly what we're going to explore today. >> Yeah, today's gonna be a bit different. We're not just, you know, ticking off a list of facts. We're really trying to explore the architecture of imagination itself.

📖 Vocabulary

Key vocabulary from this episode with part of speech, meaning, and example sentences. Practice along with the video above.

WordTypeMeaningExample
salarynounmoney paid regularly for workMy salary is paid on the first of every month.
saveverbto keep money for later useI save 20% of my salary every month.
debtnounmoney that you owe to someoneHe has a lot of debt from college.
loannounmoney that is borrowed and must be paid backShe took out a loan to buy a car.
budgetnouna plan for how to spend moneyWe make a monthly budget for our family.
lotterynouna game where you can win money by chanceHe plays the lottery every week.
earnverbto get money by workingShe earns a good salary as an engineer.
expensesnounmoney spent on things you needMy biggest expense is rent.

✏️ Exercises

Test your understanding with fill-in-the-blank and multiple choice questions. Click "Check" to see the answer.

Q1

Your ___ is the money you get from your job.

Q2

It's important to ___ money every month. (keep for later)

Q3

A ___ helps you plan how to spend your money.

Q4

She ___ a good salary as an engineer. (gets money by working)

Q5

My biggest ___ is rent. (money spent on things you need)

Q6

He plays the ___ every week. (game to win money by chance)

Q7

What does 'debt' mean?

Q8

What is a 'loan'?

Q9

What is a 'savings account'?

Q10

What is the speaker's advice about spending?

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