No. 2,002 in Dutch
cash
"Cash" in Dutch refers to physical money in the form of coins or banknotes.
In a sentence
Ik betaal liever met cash dan met een kaart.
I prefer to pay with cash rather than with a card.
Here, 'cash' refers to physical money such as coins and bills, highlighting a preference for tangible payment methods.
De winkel accepteert zowel cash als digitale betalingen.
The store accepts both cash and digital payments.
In this example, 'cash' refers to one of the payment methods accepted by the store, emphasizing its role in financial transactions.
De band kreeg een flinke som cash na het optreden.
The band received a large sum of cash after the performance.
Here, 'cash' implies a physical, immediate monetary reward as opposed to other forms like checks or transfers.
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