Phrasal Verbs #9 - Money Phrasal Verbs | Improve Your English Vocab About Finances and Budgeting

Master Money Phrasal Verbs in English | High Level Listening

Welcome back to High Level Listening, where today Kat and Mark dive into the world of money phrasal verbs! If you've ever struggled with phrases like "splashing out" or "dipping into savings," this episode is tailor-made for you.

Our hosts break down these casual yet essential phrases that native speakers use to discuss financial matters more softly and informally.

In this episode, you'll learn:
- 10 Common Money Phrasal Verbs: From "save up for" to "come into money," explore each phrase with clear definitions and real-life application.
- Practical Examples: Get equipped with four examples per phrasal verb to see how you can use them in everyday conversations about finances.
- Casual vs. Formal Usage: Understand when to use these phrasal verbs in casual chats or more formal financial discussions.

Perfect For:
- English learners who want to sound more like a native when talking about money.
- Anyone looking to enhance their financial vocabulary in English.
- Teachers seeking resources for classroom discussions on money management.

Episode Highlights:
- Interactive Learning: Engage with dual scripts in American and British English to grasp subtle differences and improve comprehension.
- Community Interaction: Share your experiences and learn from others by joining our active community of learners in the comments section.
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[HalaAlhala-cvvk]

Thanks a million
I hope I will come into some money oneday.

[rajeshwaripillai]

Thank you very much for introducing these phrasel verbs, those I was not knowing❤

[볼라레칸타레]

I am always grateful for your wonderful episodes. As an English teacher, I understand how difficult it is to plan and to create teaching materials for your lessons. Please keep making these amazing English lessons 😊

[NighatBano-os]

Good communication I have improved grammitly phrases

[ЗулейхаАзимова-ят]

Cat and Mark, thanks a million for discussing such topic. Some people cannot manage their money and get broke.😢

[girlyranasinghe]

Hi, thank you very much dear teachers your. Lessons are most important for us I watch your videos more than once. Sometime I cannot put a comment but I deeply appreciate your great job dear Mr. Mark and Ms kat thank you again and wish you happy life ftom bottom of my heart.

[sashabogash]

Oh, money. I can talk and listen about money for a long time😊. It was a great and useful video.

[pheng]

Really helpful for my English improvement these days. Appreciate it.

I didn't kwon about the phrasal ver fork out and come into some money. Thanks guys

[alfredonieto]

Hi Kat and Mark! Awesome selection of usefull great phrases, 'Splash out' is fun and descriptive! also 'rack up' on the bill or 'dip into' the savings. Everyone has been on these situatons. Thanks

[edilsonevangelistadesouza]

You’re amazing. My english is improving whith this videos. Thanks a lot Cat and Marck

[ceyhunmehdiyev]

I'm really enjoying it with you, don't deprive me of it

[amadougordiodiallo]

I really appreciate your video because I learned a lot about money's phrasal verbs. I like these ones: "save up ", "dip in".
I have been saving up some for a trip to Canada but I often dip in to face unexpected bills such as healthcare of my family.

[esraahakkak]

Thank you so much for this wonderful lesson.

[rances]

Thanks you guys for this lessons, I'm have been learning a lot.

[irinacherkashina]

Hi, teachers 👋 This lesson was useful and interesting 👍💯 . I'm watching this video and I can understand almost every word, it's fantastic for me 😅🎉. Thanks a lot ❤

[Ahmed-ox]

You're amazing. Thanks for lighting our path to knowledge 📚 ✒ ❤🤩

[merveuslu]

Very useful lesson, eventhough ı know some of them, there are some which are new to me as well. I really like run up the Bill, run up a debt. Very useful. As for fork it up, ı know it like cough it up. It has the same meaning ı suppose, giving money reluctantly

[tharynet]

🙏Thank you so much both teachers I like your video, beacuse I can learn a new word from you.I wish all teachers have good health, good luck, happiness with your family and everything is the best for you 😊

[Julina]

Hi Kat and Mark! I'm from Japan, and this is my first time leaving a comment here!
I recently started watching your YouTube channel, and I have been enjoying it for about 1-2 hours a day😆No joking!
I need to immerse myself in English to achieve a high score on the TOEIC test coming up next month!
In today's video, phrasal verbs like "rack up" and "splash out" were unfamiliar to me, but I will definitely remember them!
Thank you so much for your videos, and I will keep watching them!👍