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upthera44.livejournal.comTwo questions..
1. How would you say that you don't have any smaller bills or change? This is a problem that I've faced many times living in Russia, when the cashier will say "Do you have 11 rubles?" or something to that effect, and I always just say "K sozhaleniju net," or something similar. How would you say "I don't have any smaller bills"?
2. If you have a 50-rouble bill and would like to exchange it for five 10-ruble bills in order to, for example, leave a small tip of 20 rubles, how would you ask someone to exchange your 50 ruble bill for five 10-ruble bills?
1. How would you say that you don't have any smaller bills or change? This is a problem that I've faced many times living in Russia, when the cashier will say "Do you have 11 rubles?" or something to that effect, and I always just say "K sozhaleniju net," or something similar. How would you say "I don't have any smaller bills"?
2. If you have a 50-rouble bill and would like to exchange it for five 10-ruble bills in order to, for example, leave a small tip of 20 rubles, how would you ask someone to exchange your 50 ruble bill for five 10-ruble bills?
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