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How to Talk About MONEY in English | Prices, Bills & Awkward Moments

You're at a restaurant with friends, the check arrives, and someone says "Let's just split it." But you only had a salad. What do you say? If your brain just went blank — this episode is for you. In this episode, Sophie and Jake share their own awkward money moments and teach you every English phrase you need for real money situations — from splitting the bill to asking for a discount to telling a friend you're broke. What you'll learn: → Paying together: "split the bill", "separate checks", "it's on me", "I'll get this one" → Prices and value: "expensive" vs "overpriced" vs "pricey", "affordable", "reasonable", "a steal", "a bargain" → Sales and shopping: "on sale", "discount", "regular price", "Do you offer any discounts?", "complimentary" → Budgeting: "stick to my budget", "go over budget", "overspent", "blew my budget" → Financial situations: "broke", "money is tight", "live paycheck to paycheck", "save up for" → Borrowing money: "borrow from" vs "lend to", "owe", "pay back" — the full cycle explained → "Afford" — why you always need "can" or "can't" with this word → "Cheap" — why it can be a compliment or an insult depending on context Plus a real conversation about a $35 salad, a seven-dollar latte, and an impulsive guitar pedal purchase that prove why money English matters in everyday life. 💬 COMMENT CHALLENGE: Are you a saver or a spender? What are you saving up for right now? Tell us using phrases from today! And if you have an awkward money story — we want to hear it! 👍 Like, subscribe & hit the bell for new episodes every week! #LearnEnglish #EnglishPodcast #SpeakFlow #MoneyEnglish #BudgetEnglish #EnglishVocabulary #EnglishConversation #SpeakEnglish #EnglishPhrases #RealEnglish #EverydayEnglish #MoneyVocabulary