I'm going to teach you today about money.

Do you like money?

Most people do.

I hate money.

Money ruins people's lives.

It destroys families.

But we need money to live and buy things, so it is important.

That's why I'm going to teach you about it.

I'm gonna teach you some vocabulary that maybe you have never heard before.

Coin cash, bucks and dollars.

All of these words mean money, Coin or coins.

Refer to uh huh.

On paper money.

Ones like these.

25 cents.

10 cents.

Five cents.

One cent.

Cash is usually paper.

Money box is actually slang for dollars.

So you have coin, cash, bucks and dollars.

Now, in Canada, we do not have $1 or $2 bills, paper money anymore.

There's another one bills.

So we say $1 bill, $2 bills.

What we have in Canada are coins of $1.2 dollar values.

So the very first coin that we got was a loonie.

A loonie.

I wish I had a loony is eight sided.

It's gold and it has a picture of a loon.

It's $1.

Then in many years later, we got rid of our $2 bills and they developed another coin.

It's a tuning now.

Allouni has a loon on one side and the queen on the other side.

Can you guess?

But it to me has on one side of the coin.

What do you think, Looney Tune E.

It's a polar bear Who did this?

Who decided that a loony would be a loon?

And then we're crazy in Canada.

So that, to me, is worth $2 and it has a polar bear.

This is a picture of a polar bear.

Good drawing, Ronnie.

Thank you.

So, loony tune E $1.2 dollars.

Now, another word for these coins is change.

So sometimes you people say, Do you have change for a dollar?

Which means they need coins or they need smaller amounts of money.

So these coins can also be called change.

This is a noun.

So we have 25 cents, 10 cents, five cents and one cent.

But we actually have different names, not slang every day.

Names for these coins.

25 cents.

We call a quarter.

Do you know why we call it a quarter?

Mm hmm.

I'm gonna do math.

Watch out So $1 has 100 beautiful cents or 100 pennies.

A quarter of 100.

1225 ding ding ding.

A quarter of 100 is 25 so we call 25 cents a quarter.

Good.

That makes sense.

Next one, we have 10 cents.

I don't know where they got these from.

10 cents is a dime.

We have an expression, an idiom.

Something could stop on a dime.

Now, the idea of this is a dime is very, very thin and small.

So if a car can stop on a dime, it means it can stop really quickly in a short time.

I don't understand that either.

The next one we have is five cents or a nickel.

Now, a long time ago are five cent coins were actually made with nickel Nicholas of metal.

But now Nicholas Too expensive.

So it's probably made from a different metal, not nickel.

I don't know which one.

And the last one, the lonely pani Oh, the one cent.

Recently in Canada, we have stopped making the penny.

The penny is no longer.

We have no more policy.

If you have a penny, give it to me.

Give me two million pennies.

I would like you forever.

So a penny is one cent?

Um, you might hear the expression a penny for your thoughts.

That means basically someone wants to know what you're thinking.

So if your baby daydreaming this is a penny for your thoughts.

That means Tell me what you're thinking and I will give you a penny.

No.

How about I don't give you a penny?

You don't give me a penny, and I don't tell you what I'm thinking.

Mhm.

How about a to me for my thoughts there.

Mm.

I want to know your thoughts.

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There will be lots of pennies, dimes and nickels for every one of you that do this.

Until then, goodbye.