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What is mija?
Mija is a predator that hunts little children in a small village of Croatia.
Mija is silent and nobody can see him in the tall grass. Watch out kids.
Me: Watch out, it's Mijaaa.
mija - meme gif
mija - video
Mija - what is it?
"Mija" is short for "mi hija" which is Spanish for "my daughter"
Used to refer to your children.
Mija can also be used as slang between close friends, homies, etc, male to female.
Used between couples as well.
It can also be used to offend a male friend. It would be the equivalent of calling him a pussy.
1. "Mi hija is beautiful."
2. Male friend to female friend>>> "Hows it going, mija?"
3. Mario to Peach>>> "Wanna go out tonight, mija?"
4. Luis to Jose>>> "Whats up, mija?"
What does "mija" mean?
mija equals jaison with an i
Mija - what does it mean?
girl in spanish dumbass how do u not know that
mija ur dumb asf
Mija - meaning
from a mixed blood guy from central pa
mi, ja
my understanding
(is not that different from urs)
hey mija,
u remind me, daughter, that understanding is like the air i breathe and the water i drink........how could i deny anyone this
Mija - definition
ex1: A beautiful name for a girl, pronounced like Mia.
Very intelligent, pretty, and classy.
ex2: Can be used in the Mexican way- mee-ha
Meaning Daughter.
ex1: Hey, Mija! You're awesome!
ex2: ¿Mija, puede ayudar usted con los platos?
Daughter, can you help with the dishes?
Mija - slang
slang for calling your (male) friends a pussy.
(to a male friend) - Hey mija how are you doing?
Mija
short for mi hija, which means "my daughter" but can also be used as slang between female friends as "girl, friend, etc."
¿Hola, mija, que onda?
Hey girl, what's happening?
Mija
Mexican word
Could be used by a guy calling his girl mija like baby
OR
by a parent to his daughter mijo for males
what's up mija
Mija
Derives from the spanish language and often used as slang.
Mija is shorted from 'mi hija'. Which means my daughter.
It is the same for males. 'mi hijo', mijo.
It is not only used to refer to your children though, people use it referring to their homies, thier lady or their man.
B/f to g/f: Did you have a good time last night mija?
Father to daughter: Mija where'd you go last night?