Sluggishness (Argentina informal) in Spanish
Sluggishness (Argentina informal) in Spanish is fiaca (FYAH-kah), or pereza. It's feminine: la fiaca.
- Spanish
- la fiaca
- Say it
- lah FYAH-kah
- Gender
- Feminine: la fiaca
- Also said
- la pereza
- Note
- Often used in tener fiaca, to feel too lazy or unmotivated.
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Argentinian slang and conversational vocabulary
The other words in step 3 of Argentinian Spanish Words.
- el laburojob (Argentina informal) · el lah-BOO-roh
- la guitamoney (Argentina informal) · lah GEE-tah
- el pibeyoung person (Argentina informal) · el PEE-beh
- el chamuyosmooth talk (Argentina informal) · el chah-MOO-yoh
- un cachosmall amount (Argentina informal) · oon KAH-choh
- el líotrouble or mess (Argentina informal) · el LEE-oh
- bárbarogreat (Argentina informal) · BAHR-bah-roh
- chehey (Argentina attention-getter) · CHEH
- vosyou (Argentina informal singular) · BOHS
Questions about fiaca
How do you say sluggishness (Argentina informal) in Spanish?
Sluggishness (Argentina informal) in Spanish is la fiaca. You can also say la pereza. Often used in tener fiaca, to feel too lazy or unmotivated.
How do you pronounce fiaca?
Say it FYAH-kah. The syllable in capitals is stressed: FYAH. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Is fiaca masculine or feminine in Spanish?
fiaca is feminine, so it takes la: la fiaca.
What does fiaca mean in English?
In English, la fiaca means sluggishness (Argentina informal).
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