Transcript! Intro: What’s up, VoiceTubers! When it comes to finding a place to rent, one of the most critical factors to consider is affordability. Determining how much you can comfortably afford to spend on rent is crucial for maintaining a balanced budget and ensuring financial stability. In today’s video, the speaker will explore various aspects of renting a place and provide practical tips on calculating your affordable rent range. So don’t miss out on this one if you’re thinking about renting a place. And now, let’s kick things off with the featured sentence!
Sentence: Basically, you take thirty percent of your gross income, that is, your entire income before taxes, and allocate that to your general housing expenses.
Vcab: 1. gross (adj.) KK[gros] IPA/ɡroʊs/ (in) total 總的；總共
The gross sales of the company for the year amounted to $1 million. 公司今年的總銷售額達到了100萬美元。
2. allocate (v.) KK[ˋælə͵ket] IPA/ˈæl.ə.keɪt/ 分配；分派 to give something to someone as their share of a total amount, to use in a particular way
The project manager will allocate the budget to different departments based on their needs and priorities. 計畫經理將根據各個部門的需求和優先順序來分配預算。
Outro: That's all for today's episode, everyone! I hope this video provided you with valuable insights into budgeting for renting a place. Before you go, don’t forget to record the sentence! Until next time, take care and byebye!
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RC2 年前
Basically, you take thirty percent of your gross income, that is, your entire income before taxes, and allocate that to your general housing expenses.
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Miki2 年前
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Kate Shao2 年前
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Henry Tsai2 年前
Basically, you take thirty percent of your gross income, that is, your entire income before taxes, and allocate that to your general housing expenses.
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chung Kyle2 年前
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Pro12012 年前
#923
Basically, you take thirty percent of your gross income, that is, your entire income before taxes, and allocate that to your general housing expenses.
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Yu2 年前
#34
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PETE2 年前
Basically, you take thirty percent of your gross income, that is, your entire income before taxes, and allocate that to your general housing expenses.
upu2 年前
最近在看房，覺得要一輩子破產了 _(:з」∠)_
Minjane2 年前
Transcript!
Intro:
What’s up, VoiceTubers! When it comes to finding a place to rent, one of the most critical factors to consider is affordability. Determining how much you can comfortably afford to spend on rent is crucial for maintaining a balanced budget and ensuring financial stability. In today’s video, the speaker will explore various aspects of renting a place and provide practical tips on calculating your affordable rent range. So don’t miss out on this one if you’re thinking about renting a place. And now, let’s kick things off with the featured sentence!
Sentence:
Basically, you take thirty percent of your gross income, that is, your entire income before taxes, and allocate that to your general housing expenses.
Vcab:
1. gross (adj.) KK[gros] IPA/ɡroʊs/
(in) total 總的；總共
The gross sales of the company for the year amounted to $1 million.
公司今年的總銷售額達到了100萬美元。
2. allocate (v.) KK[ˋælə͵ket] IPA/ˈæl.ə.keɪt/
分配；分派 to give something to someone as their share of a total amount, to use in a particular way
The project manager will allocate the budget to different departments based on their needs and priorities.
計畫經理將根據各個部門的需求和優先順序來分配預算。
Outro:
That's all for today's episode, everyone! I hope this video provided you with valuable insights into budgeting for renting a place. Before you go, don’t forget to record the sentence! Until next time, take care and byebye!
RC2 年前
Basically, you take thirty percent of your gross income, that is, your entire income before taxes, and allocate that to your general housing expenses.
Miki2 年前
Kate Shao2 年前
Henry Tsai2 年前
Basically, you take thirty percent of your gross income, that is, your entire income before taxes, and allocate that to your general housing expenses.
chung Kyle2 年前
Pro12012 年前
#923
Basically, you take thirty percent of your gross income, that is, your entire income before taxes, and allocate that to your general housing expenses.
Yu2 年前
#34
PETE2 年前
Basically, you take thirty percent of your gross income, that is, your entire income before taxes, and allocate that to your general housing expenses.