Slang terms for talking about money and finance from "summary" of Colloquial Spanish of Latin America 2 (eBook And MP3 Pack) by Roberto Rodrìguez-Saona
When it comes to discussing money and finance in Latin America, there are various slang terms that are commonly used in everyday conversations. These informal expressions add a touch of colloquialism and authenticity to discussions about financial matters. One common slang term for money in Latin America is "plata." This word is often used to refer to cash or funds in a casual way. For example, someone might say "Tengo mucha plata" to indicate that they have a lot of money. Another slang term for money is "lana." This word is also used to talk about cash or wealth, and can be used interchangeably with "plata." For instance, one might say "Me gaste to...
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