We're going to give you five bucks four dollars for your time.

I bought five grams. 10 dollars. 10 dollars! I said, What's in this?

We are not talking about 50,000 dollars here, or 100,000 dollars there, or one million dollars there.

(United States dollars)

Give me a hundred dollars.

It cost 30.

I have 300.

It costs three dollars.

It turns out 2,000 dollars.

Audience 65 dollars.

And I would only pay 99.50 so stay even below a hundred dollars for it.

So if you spend 2,000 dollars, and let's say the telephone lasts 10 years, and if 5,000 dollars every year so that's 50,000 dollars.

Makarov for 100 dollars

Here's 10.00.

It only costs 10.00!

It was about twenty dollars.

Seven dollars, please.

We'll need an extra ten dollars.

I spent 100 dollars today.

I paid him five dollars.

I paid him four dollars.

I owe him 100.

I owe him 1,000 dollars.

He was paid 10000 dollars.

He saved a hundred dollars.

He had fifty dollars.

He exchanged yen for dollars.

I owe ten dollars to her.

I'll give you five dollars.

I owe you 1,000.

I paid about 50 dollars.

That'll be seven dollars, please.

I only spent three dollars.

You owe me 1,000.

I owe him 10 dollars.

It cost me 10 dollars.

I owe you five dollars.

He was paid 10,000 dollars.

I only need one hundred dollars.

We have only two dollars.

I just need three hundred dollars.

That's worth three hundred dollars.

We'll need an extra thirty dollars.

We'll need an extra thirty dollars.

We'll need an extra thirty dollars.