Thing / stuff (Colombian informal) in Spanish
Thing / stuff (Colombian informal) in Spanish is vaina (BAHY-nah). It's feminine: la vaina.
- Spanish
- la vaina
- Say it
- lah BAHY-nah
- Gender
- Feminine: la vaina
- Note
- Vaina has many meanings; this informal use refers vaguely to a thing or situation.
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Colombian slang words and everyday conversation
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- el parceroclose friend (Colombian informal) · el pahr-SEH-roh
- bacanocool / great (Colombian informal) · bah-KAH-noh
- el camellojob (Colombian slang) · el kah-MEH-yoh
- rumbearto go partying (Colombia) · room-beh-AHR
- la rumbaparty / night out (Colombia) · lah ROOM-bah
- la tusaheartbreak after a breakup (Colombia) · lah TOO-sah
- la lochalaziness / reluctance (Colombia) · lah LOH-chah
- la cantaletarepeated scolding (Colombia) · lah kahn-tah-LEH-tah
- la mameraboring nuisance (Colombia) · lah mah-MEH-rah
Questions about vaina
How do you say thing / stuff (Colombian informal) in Spanish?
Thing / stuff (Colombian informal) in Spanish is la vaina. Vaina has many meanings; this informal use refers vaguely to a thing or situation.
How do you pronounce vaina?
Say it BAHY-nah. The syllable in capitals is stressed: BAHY. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Is vaina masculine or feminine in Spanish?
vaina is feminine, so it takes la: la vaina.
What does vaina mean in English?
In English, la vaina means thing / stuff (Colombian informal).
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