"It costs ... quit": what is the meaning of "quit"?
The phrase I heard from one British vlogger.
Is there any difference between "It costs ten pounds" and "It costs ten quid"?
UPD: Thank you guys for your answers! Now I know, it's not "quit", it's "quid" :-)
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I think what you mean is "Quid".
A common slang for the British pound is Quid.
You can say any value from £1 - £999. Anything above that isn't used. Another slang is "Tonne" which is generally relevant to £100 and £200 only.
For example.. "My car tax cost 2 tonne".
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Quid is slang for a British Pound
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Not quit, but quid :) It means British pound, it's an informal word.
e.g. I need twenty quid for petrol.
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