How to Talk About Price & Money in English | Day 9: 21 Day English Fluency Challenge | Sameen Saifi

Welcome to Day 9 of our 21-Day English Fluency Challenge! In today's session, we are moving away from boring grammar and focusing on how to think in English logically when talking about money, costs, and value. Stop translating word-for-word from Hindi! Learn the natural way to express prices, use the word "worth" correctly, and understand the difference between "cost" and "value" in real-life conversations. Whether you're buying a mobile phone or discussing property prices, this video will help you speak with confidence. Join our community and start practicing today! Download the "Fluent Fellows" App: Practice English 24/7 with real partners and attend daily live classes. 🔗 App Link: https://clpgriffin.page.link/BQgv 📞 WhatsApp/Phone: 8445216563 Topic Covered in this Video (Search Keywords): [00:12] 21 Day English Fluency Challenge Day 9 [00:36] How to stop mental translation from Hindi to English [00:54] How to talk about money in English [01:12] How to ask "How much is this?" naturally [02:05] Correct use of "Worth" in English sentences [03:15] How to describe the value of an item [04:14] Asking about property and land prices in English [06:22] How to say "My phone is still worth..." [07:48] Difference between "Worth the money" and "Worth of" [08:58] How to use "Worth watching" and "Worth the time" [09:40] "How much did it cost you?" vs "How much did you buy it for?" [11:20] How to practice English in real-time with partners [13:02] How to say "Charge per hour" or "By the hour" [13:58] English phrases for "Daily wages" and "Daily basis" [16:15] Difference between "Labor" and "Laborer" [18:23] How to use "Hourly" and "Daily" as adverbs [19:00] Vocabulary for professional services (Masseuse vs. Massuer) #englishspeakingpractice #learnenglish #fluentfellows #sameensaifi #englishfluencychallenge #thinkinenglish #spokenenglishhindi #englishgrammarlogic #englishconversation