Idioms about Money: English Podcast for Beginners & Intermediate

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Welcome to English Unleashed! 🎧 In this episode, Tom and Sarah teach you 6 very useful English idioms about money in clear, simple English. Perfect for beginners and intermediate learners (A2–B1). 💡 You will learn: Flat broke – when you have no money at all Tighten your belt – when you must spend less money Spend money like water – when you spend money too quickly Cost an arm and a leg – when something is very expensive Living from hand to mouth – when you only have enough for food and rent Hit the jackpot – when you suddenly get lucky or win big

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