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Here's your Tuesday edition! | PAY (cash) / PAY WITH (a check)
（現金で）払う／（小切手で）払う
When you pay with actual coins or notes (for example, \1000 bills, $5 bills, etc.), you pay cash. You can also pay with a credit card, or you can pay with a check (personal check, cashier's check, or traveler's check).
硬化や紙幣（1000円札、5ドル札など）で支払いをすることをpay cashといいます。クレジットカードで払うときは、pay with a credit card、小切手（個人用の小切手、銀行小切手、トラベラーズチェック）で払うときは、 pay with a checkと言います。
1. a: How will you be paying for this, sir?
b: I'll pay with a credit card.
2. People in Japan pay cash for things more often than people in the United States.
3. When you have to send money through the mail, it's safer to pay with a check than to pay cash. | | Until tomorrow! |
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