i'll leave in a minute. i'm busy with trag my spending now.
朱莉:我过一会儿就走。现在正忙着记账呢。
maggie: what? you mean your personal spending?
麦琪:什么?你是说你的个人费?
julie: yeah, it gives me a rough idea of my money habits as well as iive to start ging them.
朱莉:是的,通过记账我大概知了自己钱的习惯和怎样改变这些不良习惯。
maggie: isn't it too troublesome? sometimes i even 't remember where my money goes on.
麦琪:那不是很麻烦吗?有时我甚至不知钱哪儿了。
julie: so we need an at book to keep track of every single daily expense.write down the exaumber after each expenditure at once, and then you won't fet it.
朱莉:所以我们才需要一个账本记录每次的日常开销。钱后上记录来就不会忘了。
maggie: how long have you kept the habit of rec the expenditure?
麦琪:你记账的习惯有多久了?
julie: about three months. i find it's very useful to give me a full-oy ched make me know where my money goes. i'll see which the unnecessary expenditure is and then reduce waste. gradually i kickstarted my “spend less, save more” financial plan.
朱莉:大概有3个月了。我发现记账有利于对账,让我知我的钱在哪方面了。我会看到哪些是不必要的开支,然后减少浪费。渐渐地,我就开始了“少钱,多节省”的理财习惯。
maggie: oh, i got it. it sounds not bad.
麦琪:哦,我知了。这个理财习惯听起来不错。
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1. rough idea 大致的想法;大的意思
2. iive [iiv] adj. 刺激的;鼓励的;n. 刺激;鼓励;动机
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