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Home » Words » mona

mona

In Spanish slang, 'mona' is commonly used in Spain and refers to a cute or pretty girl. It can also mean being under the influence of drugs, depending on the context.

Examples

  • Spanish: 1. Esa chica es una mona. 2. Está hecho una mona después de la fiesta.
  • English: 1. That girl is a cutie. 2. He's totally high after the party.

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