U.S. Money: Do you have change for a dollar? - Culture u0026 Vocabulary

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Title	:	U.S. Money: Do you have change for a dollar? - Culture u0026 Vocabulary
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Hi Jennifer! I was looking for the same topic and I landed on your channelthanks a lot Jenny! This is really helpful
Comment from : mannan hameed

The video content is so excellent, congratulations
Comment from : Raveena Ahlawat

Jennifer now there are no more of these machines but it would be great to see one, it is very cool to see videos of these on Youtobe
Comment from : Annn AO

Hi Jennifer!brI wonder if Americans still carry bills on them, as I presume it's very easy to get a credit card in USA Here in Brazil we still use bills a lot, but it's been changing for the last two years New digital banks were open and government created a system in which we can make payments and transfers by phone You tell your phone number or email adress and the money is in your checking account in two seconds, no matter the worth, which bank is yours or whether it's weekends or holidays It's quite practical Do you have something similar in USA? brbrThank you for the lesson
Comment from : Thiago Rodrigues

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Comment from : Realismo

Thanks a lot 👍
Comment from : jlob1301

I hear some of the older coins are worth money If we could roll back forty years and be offered a $100 for a penny, we would surely agree
Comment from : stunninglad1

Jennifer, your videos are so great and have helped me a lot for teaching! If this was in a Canadian context, I would definitely use it in my class I haven't seen a change machine here in a decade, and we also have loonies and twonies in addition to the coins you mentioned Thanks a lot! :) Rachel
Comment from : Teacher Rachel MacD

Half dollar I collect silver quoters It' a nice coins
Comment from : Jurijs Lukijenko

Why can't we say i don't carry a lot of cash With me?brThanks
Comment from : Hilal Ahmad

Here comes another awsome video from our loving teacher Jennifer
Comment from : Hilal Ahmad

really good tks
Comment from : Mark Zheng

Where are you mam!!! You are not replying since two days
Comment from : AAKASH CHANDRA THAKUr

Hi ma'am!! Plz make a sentence with outtanowhere and explain it to me
Comment from : AAKASH CHANDRA THAKUr

Thanks so much dear Jennifer 😘 That's really an interesting topic, and I've learned new definitions, and sentences for first time Like bill, and do you have a break for twenty? And a synonym for give
Comment from : Neven Anis

Hello Jennifer! I was there in Orlando a few days ago (Halloween), and I used coins a lot I learned use the coins I did very happy Sorry about my mistakes I'm still learning english, but I love your videos Help me a lot
Comment from : Regina Castellão

Ma'am!!! You are really great teacher brYou really help me a lotbrThank you ma'am!!! brMa'am!!! Promise me brDon't forget mebrbrMam!! Plz correct all the above sentence
Comment from : AAKASH CHANDRA THAKUr

Ma'am!! Which one is correct?brHe is my childhood friend Or He is my friend since childhood
Comment from : AAKASH CHANDRA THAKUr

it easy but important,thanks,
Comment from : simon bit

thank you Jennifer for your lessons!!!
Comment from : artemsss

Great job
Comment from : francisco brown

Very nice and usefull lesson Brava I love You A
Comment from : Andrea Giraldo MD, PhD

I don't carry a lot of cash on me It's easier to pay by credit card or using electronic media
Comment from : Susana Blanco

Enjoyable lesson as always👍brThanks for your help Jennifer Have a good one! 👋
Comment from : Claire Fraser

Mam!! I asked you a long day ago about essay and you sent me a link but by mistake I forgot could you sent me that link again
Comment from : AAKASH CHANDRA THAKUr

Hi Jennifer Again, you've really hit the spot with this lesson Thanks for your valuable work God bless you
Comment from : junior ethoko

Thank you Jennifer I remembered that video of your mother's coins As I remember that was at least 3 years agobrI always carry cash, as I live in a 3rd world country, credit is not accepted at many shops, cash is the standard
Comment from : Mohamed Abdelkader

Very useful video
Comment from : Rania Salah Elgenedy

Hey Jennifer Love your classes but I must admit that I miss my little teachers: your adorable kids Greetings from Brazil
Comment from : Itamar

Thank you so much, gorgeous
Comment from : ahmed saadeddine

Thanks
Comment from : Nick Liao

That's cool
Comment from : AHMED ALTSHNA

Hello Ma'am!! Could you tell me? From where I should teach English to students of 5th grade
Comment from : AAKASH CHANDRA THAKUr

Thank you for your efforts Speech about money is always interesting I don’t pay anything by smart phone
Comment from : Aimanno Mourad

You are perfect and awesome
Comment from : Amr Salman

Handy lesson, Jennifer ! ❤
Comment from : Gab

Excellent as always Jennifer Also very useful for non-US folk; as currencies are very important, especially if you are a tourist Or like me, interested in other countries and their ways Thank you
Comment from : Lawrie Dunn

Your explanation is awesome 👏🏻 Could you please make some videos about who to write an essay?
Comment from : Shahad Dhomad

Hi Jennifer How are you? I found this video very interesting I hit the thumbs up See you next time Take care!
Comment from : Júlio César Lima de Sousa

This deserves a high-five!
Comment from : Mollie Tai

very useful 👌
Comment from : kimo crespo

Thank you!:D
Comment from : Oscar

Splendid as always Thank you, Jennifer for making a new video every week By the way, I feel so embarrassed when I ask people for a change and they decline 😂
Comment from : Raed

Jennifer, as always, her classes are incrediblehave a nice weekend bye
Comment from : Aparecido FERREIRA VAIS

Thank you, Jennifer I have a question, what about saying ""single "" for a dollar? I've heard that at the change register
Comment from : Nabila Messaci

Thank you! How would you ask to break a dollar for two fifty cent coins? Does "Do you have two fifty cent coins for a dollar" sound okay or it that too wordy?brbrAlso, can I use "break" when changing a bill for coins?brbrJust thought of another question Is it grammatically correct to say "I don't have a lot of cash WITH me" instead of "ON me"?
Comment from : Marat L