What does "Ho cento euro, pago in contanti." mean in Italian?

In Italian, "Ho cento euro, pago in contanti." means:

I have 100 euros, I'm paying in cash.

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This is a phrase that is used in the GamesForLanguage Italian Language Game in the following scenes:

  • Italian 1, Level 3, Scene 1

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