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fiaca

🇦🇷 Spanish slang from Argentina

What does “fiaca” mean?

laziness

Example

“Hoy tengo una fiaca bárbara.”
I feel so lazy today.

Good to know

'Bárbaro' = great, huge.

Who you can say it to

With friends, not your boss

😮 Reactions

The textbook way to say it: pereza

Heard in a conversation

Catching the bus

Meli El 152. Pero a esta hora es un bardo.
The 152. But at this time of day it's a mess.
Facu Uf, qué fiaca. ¿Y si me tomo un taxi?
Ugh, can't be bothered. What if I take a taxi?
Meli Ni loco, sale una fortuna. ¿Tenés guita?
No way, it costs a fortune. Do you have cash?

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