What does vaina mean?
Vaina has four main meanings. It can be translated as thing, stuff or something, such as “Esa vaina es fea”, which signifies that thing is ugly. Vaina can also be used as an exclamation, such as “¡De vaina¡”, which means by chance! Or “¡Qué vaina!”, which signifies darn it.
Where did the word vaina come from?
In the early days, it was written ‘vayna’, and even ‘bayna’. Today, the correct spelling is “vaina”. It comes from the Latin word ‘vagina’, which in Roman times was the sheath in which combatants kept their sword or saber.
What country says Vaina?
Colombians
Meanings of “Vaina” In most instances when Colombians say “vaina” its meaning is very close to the English words “stuff” or “thing”.
What does Berraco mean in Spanish?
very difficult
When applied not to people, but instead to situations and tasks, “berraco” means “very difficult”. For example, “Uy esto está muy berraco hermano” is a way to say “Jesus man, this is really tough!”.