🌟 잔돈 (殘 돈)

☆☆   Noun  

1. 쓰고 남은 돈.

1. BALANCE: Money left after spending.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • Google translate 잔돈이 남다.
    There is some change left.
  • Google translate 잔돈을 모으다.
    Save change.
  • Google translate 나는 주머니에 있던 잔돈들을 저금통에 넣었다.
    I put the change in my pocket into the piggy bank.
  • Google translate 옷을 사고 남은 잔돈으로 나는 구두를 한 켤레 샀다.
    I bought clothes and bought a pair of shoes with the remaining change.
  • Google translate 할아버지, 여기 잔돈이 남았어요.
    Grandpa, here's your change.
    Google translate 그건 네 용돈으로 쓰거라.
    Use that as your allowance.
Synonym 잔금(殘金): 쓰고 남은 돈., 갚지 못하고 남은 돈., 집이나 토지 등을 살 때 여러 …
Synonym 잔액(殘額): 남은 돈의 액수.

잔돈: balance,つりせん【釣り銭・釣銭】,monnaie,cambio, moneda, dinero suelto,مبلغ متبقى,үлдэгдэл мөнгө,tiền còn thừa, tiền còn lại,เงินที่เหลือ,sisa uang,остаток денег,零钱,

2. 거슬러 주거나 받는 돈.

2. CHANGE: The balance of money that one receives or gives back to someone after payment is made.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • Google translate 잔돈을 거슬러 주다.
    Give back the change.
  • Google translate 잔돈을 건네다.
    Hand over the change.
  • Google translate 잔돈을 받다.
    Receive change.
  • Google translate 매표원이 표와 함께 잔돈을 내민다.
    The ticket agent pays the change with the ticket.
  • Google translate 그는 만 원짜리 지폐를 건네고 잔돈을 받기 위해 기다렸다.
    He handed over a 10,000-won bill and waited for change.
  • Google translate 손님, 잔돈 여기 있습니다.
    Here's your change, sir.
    Google translate 잔돈은 그냥 괜찮으니 가지세요.
    Just keep the change.
Synonym 거스름돈: 치러야 할 돈을 빼고 도로 주거나 받는 돈.

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: 잔돈 (잔돈)
📚 Category: Economic means   Purchasing goods  

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