giro postal
postal order
The Spanish term 'giro postal' translates to 'postal order' in English. A postal order, often used as a method of sending money through the mail, is a financial instrument purchased at a post office. It is considered a safer alternative than sending cash as it can be tracked and only cashed by the person to whom it is issued.
Example sentences using: giro postal
Voy a enviar un giro postal a mi abuela.
I am going to send a money order to my grandmother.
This sentence expresses the action of sending a money order to a family member, indicating a financial transaction or support.
El giro postal llegó a tiempo y fue muy útil.
The money order arrived on time and was very helpful.
This phrase highlights the timely arrival of a money order and its significance in providing assistance or support.
Necesito comprar un giro postal para pagar la renta.
I need to buy a money order to pay the rent.
In this example, the speaker mentions the necessity of purchasing a money order specifically for the purpose of paying rent.