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Originally Posted by Xinfu
Thank you, Rusty~
How about if a man asks me 'Could you give me change for a $500 note?'? Is it natural English to say?:
-Sorry, I don't usually keep coins and small denomination notes.
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The most common way to say I have no ready money in English is to say
I have no cash.
Ready money usually means a very large amount in the bank as opposed to money invested in things.
Can you change a $100 bill? or Do you have change for a $100 bill?
This is American English. British English used notes instead of bills
Do you need the term in Spanish? Chileno provided you with one term. There are others.