Casa paga por ti una burrada
English translation: Casa pays you a fortune
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|  Selected response from: Edward Tully Local time: 02:25 | ||||||
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| 4 | Casa pays you loads of money/a fortune |
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| 4 | Casa pays you loads/bucketloads/well/generously |
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| 4 | Casa pays through the nose for you |
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Casa pays you loads of money/a fortune Explanation: If you want more formal options! |
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Casa pays you loads/bucketloads/well/generously Explanation: or I like 'a hell of a lot' as you mentioned yourself. Depends on how colloquial the text is (and it seems to be so) |
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13 mins confidence:
Casa pays through the nose for you Explanation: Another possibility. It's not just that it's a lot of money, but it's expensive within the range! |
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