1. Can I borrow some cashchangecurrencymoney?
2. cashchangecurrencymoney is the most general word for the notes and coins that you use for buying things.
3. Use cashchangecurrencymoney when you want to emphasize that you mean notes and coins, and not cheques, credit cards etc.
4. You'll need about £500 worth of Japanese cashchangecurrencymoney.
5. Use cashchangecurrencymoney when you mean money in the form of coins, or the cashchangecurrencymoney you get back when you pay for something with more money than it cost.
6. You have to pay in cashchangecurrencymoney - they don't accept cheques.
7. Use cashchangecurrencymoney to refer to the money of a particular country.
8. Put the cashchangecurrencymoney straight in your purse.
9. Pay in cashchangecurrencymoney.
10. I need some cashchangecurrencymoney for the phone.
11. The idea was common cashchangecurrencymoney in European political life.
12. He left the shop without waiting for his cashchangecurrencymoney.
13. cashchangecurrencymoney talks.
14. The local cashchangecurrencymoney is the Swiss franc.
15. A small metal box with a lock that you keep money in, is called a cashchangecurrencymoney box.