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guita
🇦🇷 Spanish slang from Argentina
What does “guita” mean?
money, cash
Example
“No tengo guita hasta fin de mes.”
I've got no money until the end of the month.
Who you can say it to
With friends, not your boss
💸 Money
The textbook way to say it: dinero
Heard in a conversation
Catching the bus
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?
Facu Re poca. Tengo como dos mil mangos.
Hardly any. I've got about two thousand pesos.
💸 How other countries say “money, cash”
- 🇲🇽 lanaMexico
- 🇪🇸 pastaSpain
- 🇨🇴 plataColombia
- 🇵🇷 chavosPuerto Rico
- 🇨🇺 baroCuba
- 🇻🇪 realesVenezuela
- 🇨🇱 lucaChile · Exactly 1,000 pesos: 'cinco lucas' = 5,000.
More from Argentina
- mangopeso, buck
- truchofake, knock-off
- changaodd job, gig
- en negrooff the books (paid cash, no contract)
- garparto pay ("pagar" back to front)
- el bluethe black-market dollar rate
- chehey, dude
- boludodude; idiot
Songs from Argentina
- Lamento Boliviano · Enanitos VerdesLevel A2
- Color Esperanza · Diego TorresLevel A2
- De Música Ligera · Soda StereoLevel B1
- Adán y Eva · Paulo LondraLevel B1
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