girlfriend

=

la novia

noun

girlfriend
[ˈgɜːlfrend]
sustantivo
1. novia (f) (of boy, man); amiga (f) (of girl, woman)

girlfriend [guerl-frend]
sustantivo
1. Amiga, novia, compañera. (f)

"girlfriend" in the Answers forum

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