Do you mean M1 (M-one)?
It is one of several metrics for the money supply of an economy (a country) - how much money there is all together. M0 is cash, M1 is cash + bank deposits + foreign currency (broadly speaking), there are also a few others.
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"¿Dónde está mi dinero?" is the correct phrase, and it translates to "Where is my money?" in English. It is asking about the location or whereabouts of one's money.
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Dame mi dinero (informal - singular) Deme mi dinero (formal- singular) Demen mi dinero (plural)
It literally means "of/from my".Example: Saco dinero de mi bolsillo. = I take money out of my pocket.
Casa de mi Padre grossed $8,446,952 worldwide.
Casa de mi Padre grossed $5,909,483 in the domestic market.
I am not sure that this is the origin, but the song "Do Re Mi" by Woody Guthrie is clearly referring to money; the song is included on his legendary album Dust Bowl Ballads, which was recorded in 1940.
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No. It goes to the School Aid Fund.
"Where is my money, woman?"