ネイティブの英文で英語表現を覚えよう！001　$1000の稼ぎ方

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キーワード	発音記号	意味
come up with $1000,	/kʌm ʌp wɪð wʌn θaʊzənd dɒlərz/	1000ドルを捻出する
where applicable	/weər əˈplɪkəbəl/	該当する場合
Wipe your data	/waɪp jɔːr ˈdeɪtə/	あなたのデータを消去する
sell in batches	/sel ɪn ˈbætʃɪz/	まとめて売る
where you can	/weər juː kæn/	できる範囲で
crappy towel sets	/ˈkræpi ˈtaʊəl sets/	粗悪なタオルセット
a high end brand	/ə haɪ end brænd/	高級ブランド
the flaws	/ðə flɔːz/	欠陥、欠点
wooden coin valets	/ˈwʊdən kɔɪn ˈvælɪts/	木製のコインケース
figurines	/ˌfɪɡjəˈriːnz/	小さな置物
souvenirs that no longer held relevance for me	/ˌsuːvəˈnɪəz ðæt noʊ ˈlɒŋɡər held ˈreləvəns fɔːr miː/	もはや私にとって意味のないお土産
than I would’ve ever guessed	/ðæn aɪ wʊdəv ˈevər ɡest/	私が想像していたよりもずっと
Sold it all as a lot	/soʊld ɪt ɔːl æz ə lɒt/	それら全てをまとめて売った
plasma	/ˈplæzmə /	血漿
Local cemeteries	/ˈloʊkəl ˈsemətriz/	地元の墓地
upfront work	/ˈʌpfrʌnt wɜːrk/	事前の作業、準備
internment	/ɪnˈtɜːrnənt/	埋葬
curation	/kjʊəˈreɪʃən/	選択
took turns curating	/tʊk tɜːrnz kjʊəˈreɪtɪŋ/	交代で選んだ
listing new stuff	/ˈlɪstɪŋ njuː stʌf/	新しいものを出品する
medical courier stuff	/ˈmedɪkəl ˈkʊriər stʌf/	医療宅配便関連のもの
supposedly	/səˈpoʊzɪdli/	おそらく、建前上は
other things of that nature	/ˈʌðər θɪŋz əv ðæt ˈneɪtʃər/	その他の同様のもの
Not only that	/nɒt ˈoʊnli ðæt/	それだけでなく

We Needed $1000, and here’s how we made it.

A group of us needed to come up with $1000 each to help a member of our group. It was for a need (medical) not a want, but their insurance didn’t cover it. Here’s what we did. I’m including links where applicable, and some of them may earn me a commission, but cost you nothing.

Sell everything you don’t need and aren’t using. Examples: Old electronics. Sell them. Wipe your data before selling. Even if they don’t work properly, you can sell on eBay and similar for parts only.

Clothes. eBay, Mercari, etcetera. Price them slightly under everyone else, and sell in batches, not single items where you can. Did this on eBay and was shocked that people were bidding on some of the items, but, hey, it was all clean and well described.

Household goods. ebth.com eBay, etcetera. Pro tip: Good pictures WITH measurements. I sold crappy towel sets that were old and in poor condition They WERE, however a high end brand. I was very honest about their condition , and even highlighted the flaws in closeup photos. I also sold old lamps, small wooden coin valets that were vintage, and a load of other stuff I never used. I also got rid of figurines and souvenirs that no longer held relevance for me. Some of that crap brought in more money than I would’ve ever guessed.

Costume and of course, real jewelry. Brooches, pins, hat pins, political pins, necklaces, bracelets, rings, the low value stuff I put into lots and they sold very well.

Kitchen goods. People wanted my old vintage Tupperware. It was in decent condition, especially considering the age of it. Sold it all as a lot to save me on packaging and them on shipping.

2. Get that plasma sold. Hydrate very well a day or two ahead of your appointment as well as the day of your appointment. Eat protein. Don’t miss your appointments.

3. Sign up for medical research that doesn’t involve trying out medications. Sleep studies can be very lucrative. ( I wasn’t selected, but someone in my group was and they made a very nice payday.)

4. Local cemeteries that are huge and attended with staff, offer to take photos and catalog the graves onto popular grave and cemetery websites such as findagrave.com . I made several calls all day one day to get this one going, and when I did, we agreed on a per person entry, NOT per grave, as many graves have several people listed on the monument. How I did it: I either created accounts for the cemetery or updated into their existing account. I left the cemetery the username and password. I took several photos of the grave. I used geo location to add a precise location for people coming into the cemetery so they didn’t have to search all day to find their person. This one can take a lot of upfront work to get the job, but once you do, it is a very nice source of income for the duration of the gig. Even better if you can get hooked into a corporate owned one. Offer to post to one site or many different sites-for different fees, of course. Even offer to list internment where they don’t have a marker.

5. Furniture cleaner. Best places to contact? Furniture rental places. Yeah, they have people who do this. Sometimes, they don’t have enough people. Sometimes, the furniture doesn’t just need wiped down, it needs steamed and vacuumed. For less than 50.00, you can get a portable vacuum used for pet accidents.

6.Benable.com . This new curation and social media site made us money as a group. We all took turns curating and listing new stuff every day. So I created my own as well. (Because I could use some money, too!) If you sign up under my link, it helps me. ❤️

7. Using gig driver apps to make money on the way to and from stuff. Obviously, add time for the pickup, the waiting, and delivery. I found this to be a lot of work for little reward, but in an area less saturated with gig drivers, I think it could be lucrative. I never did medical courier stuff, so I can’t speak to that.

8. Tik Tok lives. Choose a topic that is supposedly saturated. Then break it down from there. We chose beauty and niched down to special occasion makeup. Those lives were heavily attended and gifted by viewers. Did well. Again, the person in need now has the account. Made my own, but haven’t monetized it yet.

9. Wedding reception kid watcher. Yep. It’s a thing. Contact wedding planners. You may need to be licensed. Get CPR certified. Be good with kids. Have activities planned then run about 2 hours longer than it says the reception will last. Bring tons of wet wipes and other things of that nature. This one has the ability to be a moneymaker year round as weddings are year round. Take photos and blur out the kid’s faces, but that highlights the fun and activities that you have.

I ended up making over 3k, which I was impressed with. Not only that, but working together as a team brought my friend group closer together. My pal that needed the medical situation handled is now fine. The additional money let them have a better recovery.

Thanks for reading, hope this helps someone.

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