Loan

[supada]

Hi teachers,

Does this sentence sound odd? Is there better words to replace 'car loan.' I feel it is so unnatural.

1. I bought a brand new car. I do have to pay for car loan monthly. (sometimes I know a word but I suddenly forget about it and never recall it anymore .)


2. When people can't afford to pay his/her car loan and that car needs to be taken back to financier? Which adjective or verb is appropriate for this car?


I hope teachers understand my poor English.

[bhaisahab]

Hi teachers,

Does this sentence sound odd? Is there better words to replace 'car loan.' I feel it is so unnatural.

1. I bought a brand new car. I have to pay a monthly car loan . (sometimes I know a word but I suddenly forget about it and never recall it anymore .)


2. When someone can't afford to pay his/her car loan and that car is taken back by the financier; which adjective or verb is appropriate?

In this case we say that the car has been 'repossessed'.


I hope teachers understand my poor English.

If you borrowed the money from the bank, it could be called a 'bank loan' but I believe 'car loan' is also used.

[supada]

Thanks a lot for your quick reply and corrections. : )