Chapter 1 — Foundations & The Accounting Equation

The Translator

Learning Outcome Covered: 1.2a
🗣️ Common
↔️ Translate
📒 Formal

🎯 Objective

Read each sentence and translate the common business phrase into the correct accounting term.

🎮 How to Play

  1. Read the sentence with the blank
  2. Tap a word from the word bank
  3. Press CHECK ANSWER to verify

⭐ How stars work: more stars = a better result. 3 stars = no mistakes at all.

📚 Learning: Accounting Language

💡 Key Concept: Why Specific Words?

Accounting is the "Language of Business". Just like medicine or law, it uses specific terms to be precise. Business people might say "We own a truck", but accountants say "We have a Vehicle Asset".

🗣️ Common Translations

If People Say... Accountants Say...
"Money in the bank" Cash
"Customers owe us" Accounts Receivable
"We owe suppliers" Accounts Payable
"Owner put money in" Owner's Capital
"We earned money" Revenue
"We spent money" Expense

📝 Remember

Using the correct term helps financial reports be standard and readable by everyone outside the company (external users).

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