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Hello, everyone.
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Welcome back to American Textbook Reading.
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We're on Lesson 10 right now.
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We're talking about needs and wants.
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In this unit,
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you will discover what needs and wants are.
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So think about that,
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needs and wants.
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What are they exactly?
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In this picture,
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can you get an idea of what we're talking about?
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When we say needs and wants,
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let's just look at this very quickly as a warm -up.
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First of all,
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we have a bottle of water here,
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and we have a cute toy here,
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right? He's pretty cute,
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isn't he?
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Big eyes,
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and he's just kind of funny looking.
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He's a little hippo,
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a hippo toy.
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So which one do you think that you need?
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Which one do you really need in your life?
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Do you need the toy?
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Do you absolutely need it?
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Probably not.
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Your life would be okay if you don't have this toy.
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But do you need water?
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Absolutely.
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We all need to drink water.
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It's something we need.
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The toy might be something we want.
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Some people might want it.
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Other people might not want it.
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So when we talk about needs and wants,
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we're going to be talking about this type of idea.
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We're also going to be talking about how people get those
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needs and wants.
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Let's take a look.
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First of all,
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like I said before,
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needs.
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We looked at the bottle of water just before.
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We said that people need water.
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You need water to live.
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A need is things that you must have
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to live.
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Those are your needs.
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By the way,
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needs can be singular,
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a need,
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or they can be plural.
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What are your needs?
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It is a need or they are needs.
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So some things that we need every day,
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we need water,
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we have to drink.
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If we don't drink,
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we die,
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right?
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Food,
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we need to eat food.
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If we don't eat food,
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we can't survive.
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So we need these things.
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We need a house,
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too, really.
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There's many kinds of houses,
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but we really do need a place to live.
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If we don't have one,
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our lives are very,
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very poor and not very nice.
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So we do need these types of things,
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things that we must have to live,
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to live a good life,
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too.
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Again,
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we can use plural or singular.
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It is a want or they are wants.
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Wants are things that you don't need.
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You don't need these things.
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You don't need.
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But wish to have.
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Wish,
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of course,
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means want.
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You want it.
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You wish you had it.
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This boy is playing with a toy helicopter.
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He's in the store.
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He probably says to mom,
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Mommy,
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please buy me this helicopter.
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He doesn't need it,
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but he wants it.
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So needs and wants,
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they're different things.
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Needs,
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you must have them.
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Wants are things you just wish that you had.
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Okay,
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so when we talk about needs and wants,
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we can also talk about this word,
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scarcity.
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There is a scarcity of something.
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Scarcity means not enough.
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Not enough of something.
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Look at this picture.
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Imagine many people are coming to dinner.
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One,
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two, three,
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four, five,
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six.
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Six people want to eat dinner.
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They only have...
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One small tomato.
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That's not enough.
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There's a scarcity of food.
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A scarcity of food.
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So scarcity is a noun,
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but we can also use it as an adjective,
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scarce.
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Scarce.
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Scarce means there's not enough.
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As an adjective,
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a scarce amount of something.
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So scarcity means not enough of something.
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Okay, and of course when we talk about needs and wants,
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we think about how to get those things,
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especially how do we get those wants.
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Well,
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we're talking about money,
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money, money,
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money, right?
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Money is something.
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that people use as a means of exchange.
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Exchange means to change,
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right?
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I have something,
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I exchange it for another thing.
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In this case,
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most often,
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people use money as the means of exchange.
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I use money,
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I give money,
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and I get something in return.
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So I give money.
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and I get something in return.
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It's a means of exchange.
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And of course,
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money is so important in today's world,
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right? It's how we get what we need and what we want.
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And there's two types of money,
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especially you can see in this picture.
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We see paper money and we see coins.
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Let's talk about that.
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The first type I said is paper money.
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We call paper money
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bills so bills how many hundred dollar
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bills do you have this is $100 you can see here 100
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that's a lot of money that's like Shipman one right that's a
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lot of money $100 so if you're talking about the
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individual notes by the way these are also called notes bill
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or note
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If we talk about the individual ones,
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we can say,
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how many $100 bills do you have?
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How many $100 bills?
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do you have?
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I have three $100 bills.
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I don't.
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I wish.
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Right?
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I want.
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But $100 bills,
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how many bills do you have?
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I have a $20 bill,
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a $50 bill,
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and a $100 bill.
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That means I have $170 in three
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bills or three notes.
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Usually we call them bills,
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but we can also call them notes.
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And it is describing paper money,
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paper money.
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So obviously paper money is light.
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It's easy to carry.
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And of course,
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when we're talking about a lot of money,
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it's much easier to carry large bills.
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than a lot of small bills.
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So we can also say large bills.
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A $100 bill is a large bill.
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A $1 bill is a small bill.
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It's the same size,
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it's just different amount of money.
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So large bills,
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small bills.
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Same size as paper,
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but different amounts of money.
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Those are bills.
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What about coins,
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right?
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Of course,
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you have coins too.
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You probably have coins in your pocket,
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right?
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Coin is money that is made of metal.
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So as you can see here,
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these are coins here,
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and sometimes they're a little bit heavy,
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right?
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So these coins,
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they look like the British pound.
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I'm not sure if they are,
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but they're very thick and they would be quite heavy.
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If you had a lot of coins in your hand,
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that's a little bit heavy.
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Obviously,
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it's very hard to carry around a lot of coins.
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That's why paper money is more convenient.
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But sometimes you buy small things or
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not everything.
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is exactly $1 or $2 or $10.
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Sometimes it's $8 .57.
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If you have $8 .57,
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you can pay $8 in paper money
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and you can pay $0 .57 in
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coins.
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Or you can pay $9 in paper money and they will give you
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change in coins.
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Coins is also called change.
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For example...
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If I'm at a vending machine,
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I want to buy some Coca -Cola or some soda drink.
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But I need some coins.
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So I might ask my friend,
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do you have any change?
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And he or she will give me coins so I can
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put it in the machine.
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Do you have any change?
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I'm talking about coins.
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Okay,
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now in America,
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there are different types of coins.
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We have different names for the different coins.
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And the different coins are different values.
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A quarter is worth 25 cents.
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And this is a good picture of an American quarter.
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A coin that is worth 25 cents.
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And it's interesting because quarter...
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thing into four equal parts,
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each part is called a quarter.
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A quarter is the same
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as one -fourth.
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one -fourth a quarter.
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one -fourth of a dollar is a quarter.
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25,
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25 times 4 equals what?
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You got it,
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100.
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So 25,
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25 is one -fourth
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of a dollar.
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so that's why we call it a quarter.
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Okay,
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another coin in American currency is the penny.
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I just used an important word,
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currency.
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currency this is an important word to talk about money
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currency means money it also means for example
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a country's type of money so we can say American currency
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Korean currency the penny is the smallest
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coin in American currency.
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It's the smallest.
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You can't get any smaller coin in
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American currency than the penny.
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By the way,
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currency also means bills and coins.
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It means both.
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So a penny is a coin that is worth one cent.
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One cent!
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That's hardly anything.
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You can't hardly buy anything for one penny.
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It's almost useless now.
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You need 25 pennies to make one quarter.
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You need 100 pennies to make one
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dollar.
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So it's really a small amount of money.
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We've talked about quarter,
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we've talked about penny,
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let me teach you two more.
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One is a nickel,
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a nickel,
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nickel, and the other is a dime.
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A nickel equals 5 cents.
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cent is represented by this symbol here,
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5 cents.
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And a dime is 10 cents.
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Okay?
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So these are another two types of coins.
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Very common.
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Penny,
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nickel,
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dime,
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quarter.
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Sometimes you can have half a dollar or even one dollar coin.
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That's possible.
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But these are the most common.
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Penny.
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Nickel, dime,
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quarter.
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Those are the most common coins in American currency.
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But remember,
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currency also means bills.
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$1 bill,
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$10 bill,
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$20 bill is also currency.
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Okay,
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so that's very interesting about American money there.
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We can see our chart here.
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We have needs and we have wants.
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Let's talk about these.
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What are our needs?
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What do we need to live?
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Food and water,
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of course, are needed.
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We have to eat.
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We have to drink.
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Our bodies need these things because if they don't get them,
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we'll die.
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We need a house.
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We need a house to protect ourselves from the environment,
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from the weather.
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If it rains or snows or is really cold,
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we don't want to be outside.
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We might die,
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especially if it's very cold.
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We need a house to live in.
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We also need clothes.
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Now, people can say we don't need clothes.
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You don't need clothes to live.
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But in society,
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we need clothes.
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It's cold.
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It's important to wear clothes.
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They protect us from the weather.
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And it's important to wear in society.
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It's important to wear clothes.
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So we need these things.
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These are things that we need in order to live and in order to
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live in our society.
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Those are things that we must have.
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Now, wants are things that we don't really need.
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It's not necessary that we have them.
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For example,
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a toy.
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You don't really need toys,
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right?
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You could live your life without toys.
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You'd be kind of,
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maybe sad a little bit for children,
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but you don't really need toys.
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Books,
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you don't really need books.
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It's nice to have books.
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It's important to have books,
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but we don't really need books to live.
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A pet.
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You don't need a pet,
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really, especially if you're living in a small apartment,
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not a big house.
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You don't really need a pet.
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You don't need a pet anyway.
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Pets are nice to have.
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People want to have pets because they're fun.
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They're like companions.
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They can be your friends,
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but it's not necessary to have a pet.
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What about music lesson?
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Okay, now you might tell your mom,
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I don't need a music lesson.
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True, you don't need a music lesson,
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but it's important to have a music lesson,
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just like it's important to have a book,
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to learn and to develop yourself.
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But these are things we don't absolutely need.
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They're things that we want or that we should have to make our lives
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richer,
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to make our lives better.
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They're just wants,
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okay?
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So that's the main difference between needs and wants.
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Needs are absolutely we must have them to survive.
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Wants are things that we wish that we had.
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Okay.
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Let's go on to the matching words.
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We'll match the words with the definition.
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These are our words here and the definitions are below.
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Let's go over them.
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Needs.
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Wants.
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Scarcity.
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Scarcity.
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Money.
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Bill and coin.
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Number one,
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paper money.
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Money that is made from paper.
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It's usually larger amounts of money.
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What do we call that?
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We call that a bill,
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right?
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Bill or bills.
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Paper money are bills.
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Remember, we can also say notes.
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but here we're saying bill number two not enough of
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something so if there's not enough of something for example there's six
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people they want to eat dinner there's only one small tomato they
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that situation there is a scarcity a scarcity
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of food a scarcity of water
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A scarcity of land.
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more and more.
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there's less food,
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less water,
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less land.
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There is a scarcity of these things.
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number three.
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Money that is made of metal.
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Not paper,
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but metal.
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Not a bill,
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but a...
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Coin.
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That's right.
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A coin is money that is made of metal.
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And we talked about different types of coins.
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Penny,
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nickel,
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dime,
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quarter.
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Very common types of coins in American currency.
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Number four.
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Things that you must have to live.
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You must have them.
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Especially some of these things,
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if you don't have them,
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You die,
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right?
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They're very important to have.
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So, what are they?
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Are they needs or wants?
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Of course,
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it's needs,
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isn't it?
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Needs.
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Number five is the opposite of needs,
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or the other idea from needs.
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Things that you don't need,
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you don't need them,
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but wish to have.
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You wish you had them.
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Those,
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of course, are wants.
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I wish I had this.
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I want to have it.
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Wish,
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though, is stronger.
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Stronger feeling.
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of exchange a means of exchange in other words they
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exchange something right so what is that of course I'm
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I can get a good or a service.
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Speaker 2 (31049715562-1-192)
So that's very important.
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