يا ترى الخطا فين:The salary is 800 yen an hour.

[ابو بيشو]

يا ترى الخطا فين:The salary is 800 yen an hour.

[الاستاذ خالد زلط]

الحل wage او pay لان salary بمعني مرتب شهري او اسبوعي وهو ما يخالف المذكور في الجملة الاصلية.

[ابو بيشو]

اليك منى كل احترام وتقدير
The pay /wage is 800 yen an hour.
A salary is the amount of money that someone earns for a year's work,
usually paid once a month directly into their bank account: 'I'll pay you
back at the end of the month when I get my salary.' 'She's on a salary of
£23,000 a year.'
If someone is paid once a week, they receive wages. In the past, wages
were always paid in cash: 'He opened the envelope and counted his
wages.' When you are thinking about rates or levels of payment (rather
than actual coins and bank notes), use wage: 'She earns a pretty good
wage.' 'They're demanding a 20 per cent wage increase.' 'They've raised
the minimum wage from $4.25 an hour to $5.50.'
Pay is a general word for the (amount of) money people get for the work
they do: 'He's lost a month's pay.' 'They've been given a pay rise of £20
a week.'
Note that in informal styles these words are often used with the same
meaning