Future Literacy 200-2 영한 Unit 09,10,11,12

cash

n. 현금
People usually carry around cash, checks, coins, and cards to pay for things.

company

n. 회사
Another type of digital money is through online payment companies.

save

v. 저축하다
People can get, save, and spend money without ever seeing or touching it.

spend

v. 지출하다
People can get, save, and spend money without ever seeing or touching it.

see

v. 보다
People can get, save, and spend money without ever seeing or touching it.

emerge

v. 등장하다
In addition, an even newer form of digital money has emerged.

security

n. 보안
But people are worried about security.

check

n. 수표
People usually carry around cash, checks, coins, and cards to pay for things.

card

n. 카드
People usually carry around cash, checks, coins, and cards to pay for things.

pay

v. 지불하다
People usually carry around cash, checks, coins, and cards to pay for things.

recently

adv. 최근에
But recently, people carry less cash, checks, and coins than before.

increasingly

adv. 점점 더
Increasingly, people are using only cards or online banking.

convenient

adj. 편리한
It’s much more convenient than before.

bring

v. 들고 다니다
But they still need to bring their cards with them.

payment

n. 지불
Another type of digital money is through online payment companies.

throughout

prep. 내내
How we pay for things has changed a lot throughout history.

commodity

n. 원자재
So, eventually, commodities became money.

plant

n. 식물
Commodities are things that most people need, such as cows, plants, salt, and cloth.

introduce

v. 도입하다
Then, about 3,300 years ago, metal coins were introduced as money.

stamp

v. 찍다
The value of each coin was stamped on it.

transport

v. 운반하다
Paper is even lighter than coins and is very easy to transport.

paper

n. 종이
Today, people still use paper money and coins.

evolve

v. 진화하다
As humans evolve, we seek more convenient methods.

method

n. 방법
As humans evolve, we seek more convenient methods.

try

v. 노력하다
Humans have tried to make paying for things easier and easier.

exchange

v. 교환하다
A long time ago, people exchanged goods and services to pay for things.

service

n. 서비스
A long time ago, people exchanged goods and services to pay for things.

valuable

adj. 가치있는
They exchanged something valuable they possessed for something else they needed or wanted.

possess

v. 소유하다
They exchanged something valuable they possessed for something else they needed or wanted.

both

adj. 양쪽의
However, this only worked if both people wanted what the other person had.

stock

n. 주식
The stock market is a place where people buy and sell stocks.

decrease

v. 하락하다
The value of stocks can keep decreasing for months.

value

n. 가치
The value of stocks can keep decreasing for months.

merchandise

n. 상품
Companies that have many investors can do things like create newer and better merchandise and also hire more workers.

improve

v. 개선하다
They use money from investors to improve their company and make it more valuable.

buy

v. 사다
The stock market is a place where people buy and sell stocks.

sell

v. 팔다
The stock market is a place where people buy and sell stocks.

market

n. 시장
The stock market is a place where people buy and sell stocks.

own

v. 소유하다
Stocks are small parts of a company that people can buy, own, and sell.

cooperate

v. 협력하다
Businesses and people go to the stock market to cooperate and try to make money together.

together

adv. 함께
Businesses and people go to the stock market to cooperate and try to make money together.

profit

n. 이익
Then, they sell it later for a profit.

investor

n. 투자자
These people are called investors.

remain

v. 유지되다
They never remain steady.

steady

adj. 안정적인
They never remain steady.

plastic

n. 플라스틱
Credit cards are small plastic cards that can be used to buy things.

interest

n. 이자
They can pay the whole amount when it is due, or pay in small amounts over time with interest.

fundamental

adj. 기본적인
There are two fundamental ways to use a credit card: offline and online.

bill

n. 청구서
When the card is used, the credit card company pays the bill.

purchase

v. 구입하다
To purchase things online, people type in their card number, password, and other information.

password

n. 비밀번호
To purchase things online, people type in their card number, password, and other information.

responsible

adj. 책임감 있는
It’s important to be responsible when using a credit card.

adult

n. 성인
Only adults who earn money can get a credit card.

important

adj. 중요한
It’s important to understand how credit cards work.

smart

adj. 현명한
That way, people can be smart with their money.

use

v. 사용하다
When a person uses a credit card, they borrow the company’s money.

borrow

v. 빌리다
When a person uses a credit card, they borrow the company’s money.

amount

n. 양
The amount of money that the credit card company lends must be paid back by the person who owns the credit card in about 30 days.

lend

v. 빌려주다
The amount of money that the credit card company lends must be paid back by the person who owns the credit card in about 30 days.

due

adj. ~로 예정된
They can pay the whole amount when it is due, or pay in small amounts over time with interest.