What does PAVADA mean?

We really like to use PAVADA down here. Do you know its different possible meanings?

Check out the examples below and let there be light.

Una PAVADA

Something of no importance.

• -Guille, ¿podés hablar? Te quería preguntar una pavada.

Es una PAVADA

It means it’s easy.

• -¿No sabés usar las formas de VOS? Es una pavada, ahora te explico.

Decir PAVADAS

To speak nonsense.

• -No digas pavadas, Lucas. ¿Cómo te vas a ir a vivir a Miami si no tenés plata ni para viajar en bondi?

In this example, pavadas could be replaced with BOLUDECES

Happy Spanish learning,

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