Unit 1
1. Currency Munteenheid The money used in a country
2. (Bank)notes Bankbiljetten Money in paper
3. Coins Munten Money in coins
4. Cash Contant geld Money in (bank)notes and coins
5. Bank deposits bankdeposito's Money that people and organizations
have in bank accounts
6. On paper Op papier Most money is on paper such as
(bank)notes
7. Earns Verdienen All the money a person receives or earns
as payment
8. Income Inkomen Money that a person receives or earns as
payment
9. Salary Salaris Money paid monthly by an employer
10. Wages Loon Money paid by the day or the hour,
usually received weekly
11. Overtime Overuren Money received for working extra hours
12. Commission Commissie Money paid to sales people and agents - a
certain percentage of the income the
employee generates
13. Bonus Bonus Extra money given for meeting a target or
for good financial results
14. Fees Vergoedingen Money paid to professional people such
as lawyers and architects
15. Social security Sociale zekerheid Money paid by the government to
unemployed and sick people
16. Pension Pensioen Money paid by a company or government
to a retired person.
17. Spend Uitgeven When you do outgoings you spend money
18. Outgoings Uitgaven Amounts of money that people have to
spend
19. Living expenses Kosten van Money spent on everyday needs such as
levensonderhoud food, clothes and public transport
20. Bills Rekening Request for the payment of money owed
for services such as electricity, gas and
telephone connections
21. Rent Huur The money paid for the use of a house or
flat
22. Mortgage Hypotheek Repayments of money borrowed to buy a
house or flat
23. Health insurance Ziektekostenvergoeding Financial protection against medical
expenses for sickness or accidental
injuries
24. Tax Belasting Money paid to finance government
spending
25. Budget Begroting A financial plan showing how much
money a person or organization expects
to earn and spend
, Unit 2
26. Set up Opgericht Starting a new company
27. Capital Kapitaal Money to start a business
28. Borrow Lenen (ontvangen) This means that you receive money in return
for interest
29. Loan Lening An amount of money that you receive from, for
example, a bank that lends you this money in
exchange for interest
30. Interest Rente A fee for lending money
The amount paid to borrow the money
31. Shares/ equities Aandelen A share is a part of the capital of a company.
32. Invest Investering An investment is an expenses of money for a
goal that is only achieved in the long term.
33. Shareholders/ Aandeelhouders Shareholders are people or companies that
stockholders have invested money in a company in
exchange for a proof of ownership
34. Own Bezitten Something that belongs to you
35. Share capital Aandelenkapitaal The total of all shares of a company and their
par value
36. Investors Investeerders People that expenses money for a goal that is
only achieved in the long term.
37. Lend Lenen (uitlenen) Lending an amount of money in exchange for
interest
38. Bond (s) Obligatie (s) Loans that pay interest and are repaid at a
fixed future date
39. Owe / owed Schuld / verschuldigd Money that will have to be paid
40. Debt Schuld Money that is owed to other people or
business
41. Liabilities Schulden This is all the debts the company has
42. On credit Op krediet Suppliers who provide goods or service that
will be paid for later
43. Working capital / Werkkapitaal / fondsen The money that a business uses for everyday
funds expenses or has available for spending
44. Revenue Omzet All the money that coming into a company
during a period
45. Expenses Kosten Costs relate to the amount you pay when you
purchase something and the amount you
spend afterwards
46. Profit, earnings, Winst The difference between revenue and costs
net income
47. Dividend Dividend The part of its profit that a company pays to its
shareholders
48. Tax Belasting Companies pay a part of their profits to the
government
49. Retain Behouden Keep some of their earnings for future use
50. Financial Jaarrekening Information about the company’s financial
statements situation
51. Balance sheet Balans A schedule of a company's assets, liabilities
1. Currency Munteenheid The money used in a country
2. (Bank)notes Bankbiljetten Money in paper
3. Coins Munten Money in coins
4. Cash Contant geld Money in (bank)notes and coins
5. Bank deposits bankdeposito's Money that people and organizations
have in bank accounts
6. On paper Op papier Most money is on paper such as
(bank)notes
7. Earns Verdienen All the money a person receives or earns
as payment
8. Income Inkomen Money that a person receives or earns as
payment
9. Salary Salaris Money paid monthly by an employer
10. Wages Loon Money paid by the day or the hour,
usually received weekly
11. Overtime Overuren Money received for working extra hours
12. Commission Commissie Money paid to sales people and agents - a
certain percentage of the income the
employee generates
13. Bonus Bonus Extra money given for meeting a target or
for good financial results
14. Fees Vergoedingen Money paid to professional people such
as lawyers and architects
15. Social security Sociale zekerheid Money paid by the government to
unemployed and sick people
16. Pension Pensioen Money paid by a company or government
to a retired person.
17. Spend Uitgeven When you do outgoings you spend money
18. Outgoings Uitgaven Amounts of money that people have to
spend
19. Living expenses Kosten van Money spent on everyday needs such as
levensonderhoud food, clothes and public transport
20. Bills Rekening Request for the payment of money owed
for services such as electricity, gas and
telephone connections
21. Rent Huur The money paid for the use of a house or
flat
22. Mortgage Hypotheek Repayments of money borrowed to buy a
house or flat
23. Health insurance Ziektekostenvergoeding Financial protection against medical
expenses for sickness or accidental
injuries
24. Tax Belasting Money paid to finance government
spending
25. Budget Begroting A financial plan showing how much
money a person or organization expects
to earn and spend
, Unit 2
26. Set up Opgericht Starting a new company
27. Capital Kapitaal Money to start a business
28. Borrow Lenen (ontvangen) This means that you receive money in return
for interest
29. Loan Lening An amount of money that you receive from, for
example, a bank that lends you this money in
exchange for interest
30. Interest Rente A fee for lending money
The amount paid to borrow the money
31. Shares/ equities Aandelen A share is a part of the capital of a company.
32. Invest Investering An investment is an expenses of money for a
goal that is only achieved in the long term.
33. Shareholders/ Aandeelhouders Shareholders are people or companies that
stockholders have invested money in a company in
exchange for a proof of ownership
34. Own Bezitten Something that belongs to you
35. Share capital Aandelenkapitaal The total of all shares of a company and their
par value
36. Investors Investeerders People that expenses money for a goal that is
only achieved in the long term.
37. Lend Lenen (uitlenen) Lending an amount of money in exchange for
interest
38. Bond (s) Obligatie (s) Loans that pay interest and are repaid at a
fixed future date
39. Owe / owed Schuld / verschuldigd Money that will have to be paid
40. Debt Schuld Money that is owed to other people or
business
41. Liabilities Schulden This is all the debts the company has
42. On credit Op krediet Suppliers who provide goods or service that
will be paid for later
43. Working capital / Werkkapitaal / fondsen The money that a business uses for everyday
funds expenses or has available for spending
44. Revenue Omzet All the money that coming into a company
during a period
45. Expenses Kosten Costs relate to the amount you pay when you
purchase something and the amount you
spend afterwards
46. Profit, earnings, Winst The difference between revenue and costs
net income
47. Dividend Dividend The part of its profit that a company pays to its
shareholders
48. Tax Belasting Companies pay a part of their profits to the
government
49. Retain Behouden Keep some of their earnings for future use
50. Financial Jaarrekening Information about the company’s financial
statements situation
51. Balance sheet Balans A schedule of a company's assets, liabilities
