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Old August 25, 2009, 03:42 AM
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ATM machine
Hola, ATM (automatic teller machine - pienso) tiene un equivalente en español?

Cajero automático / máquina automática de dinero

¿Hay abreviatura en español? MAD
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Old August 25, 2009, 05:06 AM
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Cajero automático.

And in English callng it an "ATM machine" exposes you to ridicule from pedants. See also "PIN number"
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Old August 25, 2009, 06:48 AM
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Cajero automático.

And in English callng it an "ATM machine" exposes you to ridicule from pedants. See also "PIN nmber"
I think Bob perhaps meant if there is an abbreviation used for 'cajero automático' in Spanish?

Funny thing, in English class (Grammar school) I remember it being referred to as a 'cash dispenser' but I don't think either people in Great Britain nor in the US use it that much..?
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Old August 25, 2009, 06:55 AM
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I've heard "cash dispenser" in England, but I would tend to use "cash point" or "cash machine".
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I've heard "cash dispenser" in England, but I would tend to use "cash point" or "cash machine".
Yes... I remember my (British) friends (whom I was visiting last year) using 'cash point' also.

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How about "automatic barista"!
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