What does «mina» mean in Argentine slang?
Woman” in Spanish slang is “mina”. This is a different way of saying “mujer”.
How frequently is “mina” used?
High frequency word. Argentinians use this word quite frequently, especially in informal conversations. Overall, we use “mina” to talk about a woman in Spanish.
Examples of this word in use:
- “Argentina tiene las minas más lindas del mundo”.
- “La mina entró al bar con el perro”.
- “¡Dejala a la mina esa! ¡Está loca!”.
- “No te imaginás lo lindas que son las minas en esta fiesta”.
- “¿Estás saliendo con esa mina?”.
- “No es cualquier mina, es mi novia”.
- “¿Qué le pasa a esta mina?”.
- “Juana es de esas minas que no paran nunca”.
- “Si fueras una mina, lo entenderías mejor”.
Interesting facts about the word woman in Spanish:
Women usually use the word “mina” to talk about other women they don’t like. For example, “¿Qué hacés hablando con esa mina?”
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