Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Cash"

If you choose to get "cash back", the amount of money you choose to receive will be taken out of your bank account and given to you in cash right then.

私はプレセントを送りにした ２個イタリアンのハンドバッグ、指輪と別のｼﾞｭｴﾘｰ、clive christianのﾊﾟﾌｭｰﾑ、 と＄２５万現金あなたのたまに送りました 私戻りときまで元気でね気をつけてね ま、実はね。。。振り込め詐欺見たいじゃない？笑う 本当にきをつけてねｗ

it's a slang phrase hahaha. basically it's daring someone to come outside and fight with you.

The second is correct, I am just cashing my paycheck before I go home. The first one is more like a slang or street talk

Both are acceptable and have the same meaning. you can also use pay with cash,pay by cash.

Oh, haha, yes. Change is what you get back when paying too much for somethings. So if i pay with 10 pounds for a 7 pound product I would get 3 pounds back in change. Small coin is often considered change, and yes you could give that to a beggar 😄

" cash me outside" when you want to meet someone outside to fight

I'm working as a cashier

the big machine is an "automatic teller machine", but everyone calls it an "A-T-M" (spelled ATM). the small machine is a card reader/card scanner, but people rarely refer to those in conversation.

Cash

No, thank you is perfectly fine. 'That's all, thanks' is also good.

This make sense, but you would more often here something like, "I'm sorry, but we cannot accept this credit card. Can you pay with cash?" From a native English speaking cashier :)

1 corn husker. Someone from Nebraska. Also the name of a college football team in Nebraska. Kosher=Jewish. The middle of the USA (the Midwest) has a population that is overwhelmingly white and Christian. A literal corn husker is someone who shucks corn (removes the husk). The Midwest is largely rural and much corn is grown there. 2 he wants to own 12 christies but since it is currently impossible to clone (and purchase) people, that is not going to happen.

A restaurant owner gave $180 in overdue wages to an employee in pennies. The employee had to carry many large heavy bags weighing up to 70 kg to many banks in order to exchange for cash. The reason for this, was because of a disagreement between the employer and the employee.

"Could I please get £10/£20/£30 cash back?". In the UK you can only ask for a maximum £50 cash back.

This conversation is really unnatural. A: Do you have 100 dollars? B: Yes /no. Recently I only use credit cards/I don't know how much I have. Let me check. "Yeah, I don't know much I have" doesn't make sense. It means > Yeah (I have a 100$), I don't know how much I have (I don't know if I have a 100$). The "yeah" is really out of place. So its kind of contradicting itself. You say yes, you have 100$ then later you say you don't know how much you have.

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Perfect! :D

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