Glencoe Spanish Two Book
Posted on Wednesday, March 19, 2008 in Antiquities of France, Italian, Greece, Celtic, Indian, European
Why does metalica (spanish) refer to money? Isn't it dinero?
My teacher told me that this is the first time she sees a book as metalica as money. This Spanish two book is using Cypress Falls High, Houston, Texas. ISBN: 007861970x spanish.glencoe.com.
I am curious why would this book use "metalica" as "cash".
The situation in a lesson is in a train station in Spain. Thanks
That's a regionalism that happens in Spain. Dinero is the standard word for money, but hard cash usually has a different term according to country: in different places you could say cambio, sencillo, monedas, suelto, and metalica.
Viva el mundo hispano! Nivel 1 Episodio 1: ¡Viva Argentina, México, España!
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