1) How much does the customer want to deposit?

2) You received your paycheck of $2,000 from the work. You’d like to deposit $1,500 and cash the rest.

Bank Teller: Okay. And while you’re filling out the deposit slip, I’ll start preparing the check. There’s a $15.00 charge for the check, by the way.

Customer: Ouch.

Bank Teller: Do you want to pay that out of your cash back or deduct it from the deposit?

Customer: Oh. I guess I’ll pay for it from the cash back.

Bank Teller: Have you endorsed your check?

Customer: Yes, I have.

Bank Teller: Okay. I’ll be right back… The check is ready. And I’ll update your passbook. How would you like your cash? Twenties okay?

Customer: Twenties are fine.

A: I want to deposit $500 and cash the rest. ($500 을 입금하고 나머지는 현금으로 바꿔주세요.)

B: How would you like your cash? (현찰을 어떻게 드릴까요?)

A: I’d like to cash $500, $100 cash and two $200 checks.
($500을 주시는데요, $100은 현찰, $200은 수표로 주세요.)

B: Okay. (좋아요.)

2) Additional Charge

A: You need to pay $10 fee for the transaction. (송금수수료 $10을 내셔야 합니다.)

B: I want to pay that out of my cash back. (제가 바꾸는 현찰에서 지불하겠습니다.)

A: How would you pay for the charge? (charge를 어떻게 지불하시겠어요?)

B: Please, deduct it from the deposit. (입금액에서 제해 주세요.)

3) Asking about the denominations

A: How would you like your cash? (현찰을 어떻게 드릴까요?)

B: 10 twenties, please. (20불짜리 10개 주세요.)

A: Can you change a fifty for some tens? (50불을 10불짜리로 바꾸어 주세요.)

B: I’m sorry. We only have twenty-dollar bills. (죄송하지만 20불짜리 지폐밖에는 없네요.)

A: Could you break a five? I need some singles for tipping. (5불짜리 좀 바꾸어 주실래요? 팁을 내려면 1불짜리가 필요해요.)

B: Okay. (네)