Mek a money

phrase mek-a-MUN-i

'To make some money' — to earn, to turn a hand to work or a hustle that pays. 'Mi a try mek a money' means I'm trying to earn. It covers a job, a sale, or any small enterprise; 'corn' is slang for the money made.

  • Mi haffi mek a money dis week.

    I have to make some money this week.

  • Him a sell pon di road fi mek a money.

    He's selling on the road to make some money.

'mek' (make) + 'a money'. See [[corn]], [[hustling]], [[raise]].

To earn/make money by work or hustle.