定冠詞のクイズの答えと説明

Hi Luke,
When we say something with ‘ by bus’,’by
cash’,’by credit card’ and so on,each of those does not need ‘The’.
For example,if we deposit in own bank account by cash,we’ll get a piece of paper from the bank cashier at the branch. It would be printed that ‘by cash/A/C’.
What does it mean ‘/’ at the right side of ‘by cash’? ‘A/C’ means ‘written abbreviation for cash account’. So,’by cash/A/C’ means ‘the funds by cash deposit in one’s cash account’. I think ‘A/C'(i.e. cash account) means ‘saving account’.
By the way,how do you say about the piece of
paper printed ‘by cash/A/C’ in the case?
When you say just only ‘deposit’,it would mean two ways,i.e. cash and checks. But,almost Japanese think deposit has only one way,i.e. by cash.
So,if you say ‘deposit slip’,the phrase can be used like below;
‘Deposit your cash payments using a bank deposit slip.’.
Probably,most Japanese don’t understand the meaning of the phrase.
At first,we need to understand ‘cash’ has two meanings. Most Japanese also think ‘cash’ has only one meaning,i.e. notes. So,what is another meaning of ‘cash’?
Here is the answer,’cash a check at the bank’.
It means change a check to cash,i.e. notes.
Then,the previous sentence means below.
‘Deposit (i.e. verb) your cash payments ( i.e notes changed from paycheck ) using a bank deposit slip ( i.e. a slip to change a check for notes )’.
Therefore,’deposit slip’ could not be applicable to the case,i.e. a piece of paper for ‘by cash/A/C’.
Then,can we use the phrase using a word ‘ the Receipt’ in the case? Have a look at the sentence below.
‘Cash Receipt forms must be filled out. You must write a brief description of the payment.’
OMG.it looks that almost of all people overseas believe they need ‘cash a check at the bank’ to deposit. It looks all people think the payee（ i.e. Source of Payment）must be existed as a third party to deposit in western countries,especially.
On the other hand,1%-Japanese like me ( i.e a billionaire 🙂 usually think that a third party is not needed to deposit in own account. Because,it is not needed to seek ‘Source of Payment’ from a third party to deposit usually.
Anyways,I’ve still not found the applicable word to express about a piece of paper for ‘by cash/A/C’.
How about this phrase ‘an advice-receipt for deposit by cash’? But,are you going to still say about ‘ a check ‘? LOL
How about the following sentences?
・ ‘an advice-receipt for deposit by cash via deposit machine’
・’an advice-receipt for deposit by cash from bank cashier at the branch’
Or,
・’I keep a customer copy of the receipt for deposit by cash’.
But,never say ‘cash receipt’,nor ‘deposit slip’ in the case.
Additionally,some Japanese included ones staying in overseas express a piece of paper as also ‘statement’. But,’statement’ is different from ‘ an advice’,’a receipt’ and ‘a slip’. In actually,’statement’ means ‘monthly statement’.