sankie slang

bexx

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Hi

I am sorry if this has already been brought up in any other posts but I couldn't see any.

I have just got back from two weeks in Punta Cana where I was told by a couple of the girls on the animation team that some of the guys at the resort pick out certain women who they call a "funda" (I am not quite sure if this is the correct spelling). Apparently this is a woman who they think has got money and so will try to hit on her. I don't what the translation is of this word into english but I am guessing that it is a slang word

I have never heard this expression before but the knowledge came in handy when I overheard one of the animation team and a barman discussing if I was a funda or not. I managed to put them straight on this which caused lots of amusement when they realised I knew what they were talking about. I then heard this word a number of times over the course of the two weeks from all different members of staff about various guests.

I just thought I would let you guys know this so you are aware what it means if you hear this

Bexx
 

shadInToronto

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El_Uruguayo

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Funda means case, cover or bags, so maybe when they say "funda", it's like saying "money bags"???
 

Luperon

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funda

i am told that it means the women needs a bag over her head. aka ugly
 

bexx

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cheers mate

I don't think I am that bad or I hope not anyway. Some of the girls being talked about were very pretty so I think this will be like any slang and mean different things in different places.

I was just trying to be helpful
 

ssasy

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Funda means bag. Uruguayo is right they are refering to money. I have a friend here in the US and he always says " me voy de retirada (para RD) con la funda" , meaning " I am going to retired with a bag full of money."