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Host: Hello! It's Teenagers Around the World channel. Our guest today is a teenager from Russia, and we are going to discuss teenagers' attitude to money. We'd like to know our guest's point of view on this issue. Please answer five questions.
So, let's get started!
How much pocket money do you get a week?
What do you usually spend your money on?
Do you prefer to pay in cash or by credit card? Why?
What jobs can Russian teenagers do to earn some money?
Why is it important for people to save money?
Thank you very much for your interview!
Возможный ответ:
How much pocket money do you get a week?
I get about 1,000 roubles a week as pocket money from my parents. It's enough for small purchases like snacks, transport, and occasional entertainment with friends.
What do you usually spend your money on?
I usually spend my money on small things like food, drinks, and transport to school. Sometimes I also save up for larger purchases like clothes, books, or gifts for my family and friends.
Do you prefer to pay in cash or by credit card? Why?
I prefer to pay by credit card because it's more convenient and I don't have to carry cash around. It also helps me keep track of my spending through the banking app, which is very useful for managing my budget.
What jobs can Russian teenagers do to earn some money?
Russian teenagers can work as couriers, shop assistants, or promoters, and many also earn money by tutoring younger students in subjects they are good at. Some teenagers also work in cafes or fast food restaurants, especially during the summer holidays.
Why is it important for people to save money?
It is important to save money because it helps you prepare for unexpected expenses, like medical bills or urgent purchases. Saving also allows you to achieve bigger goals, such as buying expensive items or going on holidays, without borrowing money from others.