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Good afternoon How to build a phrase: Transactions are available for debit cards, including youth cards, or Transactions are available for debit cards, including youth. Thank you!
The second option is preferable.
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Good day! Tell me how to pronounce "debit ovaya" or "debit ovaya" correctly? The online dictionaries that I looked at emphasize "O", but for some reason I doubt it .. Thanks in advance!
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Right: debit O wai.
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Good afternoon office workers! Please tell me if the words "debit" and "credit" are used in plural. For example: "How does an accountant record debits and credits, and ...."?
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This usage is incorrect.
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If it's about plastic card(credit or debit ovy), how to say correctly: pay by card or by card? Or is some other option correct?
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Interested in the correct spelling of the phrase "receivables". I am tormented between the options "accounts receivable" and "debt or debt"
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Please tell me, how is the receivable or debitor's debt written? If this is from the word debtor, then the debtor is from what word? How are the words debit and accounts receivable connected then? Why do many legal documents spell differently?
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Please explain why "debit" but " accounts receivable"?
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Debit- from latin form 3rd person verb debet (2nd conjugation) - literally "he must". Here -et is historically the personal ending of the verb.
Words creditor And debtor formed from a different verb stem. There are three of them in Latin. And sometimes verbs that differ in the present tense coincide in other tenses.
How do you spell "accounts receivable", with "i" or with "e", why? what word is it derived from? From a debtor? or debit?
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Correct: _debtor_ (from _debtor_).
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debit - debtors?
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| Question #220865 | ||
Hello! Please tell me if a comma is placed after the word...account... in a sentence Not all banking operations are as simple as a debit transfer from a current account and ideally fit on the rails of Internet technologies.
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A comma after _count_ is needed.
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Which option is correct: accounts receivable or debit or debt?
The answer of the reference service of the Russian language
That's right: _accounts receivable_.
As a regular user (holder) of debit cards of various banks, I periodically have the same question: how to say debit or debit card correctly? That is, with the stress on the first syllable or on the third? Especially hurts the ear when this phrase is pronounced on the radio. In everyday communication, they rarely throw such terms - they just say a card or a card. But if they say, then as soon as they don’t call it: debit, debit, debit, debit (as opposed to a credit card). We'll figure out!
A few words about the term itself and its origin
Let's start with the definition of a debit card, given in the document "Regulation of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation dated December 24, 2004 No. 266-P" On the issue of bank cards and on operations performed using payment cards ":
A settlement (debit) card as an electronic means of payment is used to perform transactions by its holder within the spending limit - the amount Money the client, which are on his bank account, and (or) a loan provided by a credit institution - the issuer to the client in case of insufficiency or absence of funds in the bank account (overdraft).
You can read more about the possibilities of a debit card in.
The very word debit came to us from accounting. The debit is reflected on the left side of the balance sheet and records the cash flow to the cash desk (to settlement accounts). For reference, in accounting, debit and credit are recorded using a double professional entry, reflecting operations on two accounts at once ().
The word comes from the Latin debet, which means "(he) must". So, if the company has debtors, then they are called debtors, since they have money (or property) belonging to the company.
How to say correctly: debit card or debit card? Or maybe a settlement or debit?
So, with the origin of the root of the word "debit" - the noun "debit", we figured it out. Now it remains to recall that adjectives in Russian are formed from nouns with the help of suffixes -ov-, -n- (and a number of others). Well, in order to find out the correct pronunciation of the word we need, we turn to the spelling dictionary of the Russian language Avanesov R. I. (or any other dictionary) and find out that the stress in the word "debit" is placed on the third syllable. By the way, Wikipedia, in its article on the debit card, also stresses the third syllable.
This does not mean that, for example, pronouncing "debit", you will say wrong. By simply saying “debit”, you follow the norms of pronunciation and stress of the Russian language. And if you are afraid to say wrong, then just say "estimated", and everyone will understand you. By the way, the term "debit" is mentioned in the documents of the same Central Bank of the Russian Federation, for example, in clauses 8.2. and 8.3. Bank of Russia Letter No. 99-T dated July 13, 2005 “On Guidelines for the Development by Credit Institutions of Internal Control Rules for the Purpose of Countering the Legalization (Laundering) of Proceeds from Crime and the Financing of Terrorism” . So you can safely say so - it will not be wrong.
Debit card - what is it? Definition, meaning, translation
Debit(emphasis on "o") the card is a bank payment instrument for which there is no credit limit. Simply put, a debit card is called a card to which you must put money first, and only then buy something on it. This is the difference between a debit card and a credit card: credit card the bank immediately gives you a certain amount of money, having spent it, you will be obliged to return it to the bank with quite horse interest.
Word Debit translated from Latin means "debt", so the duty of each debit card holder is to replenish it first, and only then go on it to buy something. In addition to paying for purchases, a debit card can be used to withdraw cash from ATMs and to transfer money to relatives through electronic banking systems.
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Do you know where the word came from? Debit card, its explanation in simple words, translation, origin and meaning.
