About ¥50.000-¥100.000
¥30.000 or ¥40.000 and ¥50.000 if I spend a lot.
Clothes and makeup.
Hey guys this is Cathy Cat! Today we are gonna ask Japanese
how much money they spend every month and what they
actually spend it on and what their general allowance
every month is. Let's find out.
How much money do you spend every month?
If I add food and such I use about ¥60.000...
I live with my family so I only spend money on myself. So around ¥20.000.
About how much is your monthly salary or allowance?
How much money I make at my job? Around ¥80.000 yen.
So you spend a large part of that...
and save a little part? - Yes.
For my part time job I get about ¥40-50.000.
And I spend ¥20.000 from there.
What do you spend the most money on?
Clothes, makeup and such.
Same here.
How much money do you spend every month?
I use my whole salary so about ¥30-40.000
¥30-40.000 and ¥50.000 if I spend a lot.
- Are you using up your whole allowance? - Yes I am.
- No savings? - Nothing left.
- What do you spend the most money on? - Food.
- Having food out with friends? - Friends and sometimes family.
-Are you paying for their food? - No I won't!
I have a favorite Johnny's idol group so I spend my money on them.
- What is the name of the group? - Hey Say Jump.
On a concert I withdraw all my savings and take them with me.
How much money do you spend every month?
- I spend about ¥40.000 for definite. - I use about ¥40-50.000
- How much is your monthly allowance? - My salary?
- Around ¥100.000 yen - And you use that for yourself?
What do you spend the most money on?
Let me think... i guess just going out with friends needs a lot of money.
I think.
When you spend time with friends, what do you use your money for?
Going out for nice meals and such.
Meals and Karaoke and such.
How much money are you spending every month?
- Around ¥30.000 yen. - Same here around ¥30.000 yen.
What do you spend most of the money on?
Well that would be clothes.
Printed material like books and manga.
What's your favorite fashion brand?
I like SPINNS.
If you had an ideal allowance, how much would you like to get?
- Around ¥200.000 yen. - I want ¥1.000.000.
What would you buy with all that money?
- I want to buy a house. - I want to move out soon too.
How much money are you spending every month?
Saving up a little I still spend about ¥50.000
I don't even use ¥10.000
How much do you earn every month?
¥60.000 on a good month.
- You don't get to save that much money. - That's true.
There are so many things I like so I buy them straight away.
I get about ¥60.000
- You are saving up a lot then. - Yes I am.
- What do you use the most money for? - Clothes after all.
And then performance shows of my favorite artists.
I spend it on clothes and ...
more than clothes I spend my money on accessories like these.
If you could get an ideal wage what would that be?
- ¥200.000 would be great. - Right now ¥100.000 is enough.
If you had that much money, what would you spend it on?
I would fill up my whole room with clothes!
I like listening to music so I would add some nice speakers to my house.
How much allowance or wage do you get every month?
I get about ¥250-300.000 every month.
How much money are you spending every month?
- Between ¥60.000-100.000 - I use up my whole wage.
What do you spend it all on?
Clothes, makeup and I also like piercings so I spend it on that too.
I spend it on my nephew.
I have a nephew and I will sometimes buy him clothes and such.
And so I am spending my money on presents.
That's very noble of you. Wow.
What is your ideal wage?
Too much isn't good as well so maybe about ¥500.000
Nice, how about you?
Around the same.
Thank you.
The monthly allowance depended on what job they were doing
and if they were working and also what position they are in.
Whether they were students or whether they were working full time.
All of them spend the money mostly on the three F's
Friends, Food and Fashion.
Interesting to see. How about you? What do you spend your monthly allowance on?
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