Dosh
What does it mean?
Dosh is a classic British slang word for money. It’s similar to "cash" or "dough." If someone is "rolling in dosh," they have a lot of it. It’s an informal word that you’ll hear in shops, pubs, and everyday conversations across the UK. It’s a fun, non-serious way to refer to your finances and is essential for understanding casual British speech.
REAL ENGLISH.
Is it positive or negative?
Neutral.
When do you use it?
Used casually when talking about spending or needing money.
Examples
Example 1: I need to save some dosh for my holiday.
Example 2: He earns loads of dosh working in London.
Question for you
What do you usually spend your dosh on?
Try saying your answer aloud, using the expression.
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