Today, I have 9 Spanish words for women only.
Actually, these 9 Spanish words can be useful for men as well, especially men who have a Spanish speaking “esposa” (wife) or “novia” (girlfriend). After reading this blog post, you will know how to say the following in Spanish:
1. How to say I’m using birth control in Spanish
2. How to say tampon in Spanish
3. How to say menstrual cramps in Spanish
4. How to say menstrual period in Spanish
5. How to say I’m pregnant in Spanish
6. How to say to ovulate in Spanish
7. How to say abortion in Spanish
8. How to say the pill in Spanish
9. And more
I learned most of these Spanish words when I had a “novia” (“novia” can mean girlfriend or fiancée, but in this case the word means fiancée) and we lived together here in Medellín, Colombia. I would sometimes eavesdrop on the conversations that she had with her “amigas” and jot down words with a “pluma” (pen) and “papelito” (piece of paper) in order to write these words in my emails and share them with my customers.
I am sure that they had no idea that I was “escondido” (hidden, secretly), listening to their most private conversations.
But some of these words I did not learn from eavesdropping but I learned the words from speaking in Spanish with my ex-novia. So please don’t think of me as an “espía” (spy).
Here are 9 of these vocabulary words for-women-only.
How To Say I’m Using Birth Control in Spanish
1. Planificar – family planning, such as the planning of when to have children, and the use of birth control.
Estoy planificando.
I am using birth control.
By the way, “planificar” can also mean “to plan.” And the verb “planear” also means to plan. But when using “planificar”
to talk about planning in general, “planificar” is a more formal word than the verb “planear.”
How To Say Tampon in Spanish
2. Tampón – tampon
Corazon, me compras tampones cuando te vayas al supermercado.
Sweetheart, will you buy me some tampons when you go to the supermarket.
How To Say Menstrual Cramps In Spanish
3. Cólico – menstrual cramps.
Tengo muchos cólicos.
I have a lot of menstrual cramps.
By the way, if you are referring to the type of cramps that you get from exercising or running, the word is “calambre.”
El corredor cayó antes de llegar a la meta a causa de un calambre en la pierna.
The runner fell before arriving at the finish line because of a cramp in his leg.
How To Say Menstrual Period In Spanish
4. Regla – menstrual period
Muchas mujeres sufren de cólicos durante la regla.
Many women suffer from menstrual cramps during their period.
Besides “regla” some women say “menstruación” (menstruation) or “período” (period).
You may have noticed that in the last two examples, in English we used the possessive. For example, “his leg” and “their period.” But in Spanish, in these instances, there is no need to indicate “possession.” In these examples, one says “la pierna” (the leg) and “la regla” (the period).
That’s because “possession” is implied. A runner cannot have a cramp in someone else’s leg. He can only have a cramp in HIS OWN leg. Women cannot suffer from menstrual cramps from someone else’s menstruation. They can only suffer from menstrual cramps from THEIR OWN menstruation. But in English, we have a tendancy to be redundant and state possession even though it is implied or even obvious.
How To Say I’m Pregnant In Spanish
5. Embarazada – pregnant
Estoy embarazada – I am pregnant.
You may recall that in my last email I mentioned that in Colombia — or at least in Medellin — they do usually do not say “Estoy embarazada, ella está embarazada, etc.”
In Colombia they normally say:
Estoy en embarazo. (I am pregnant.)
Ella está en embarazo. (She is pregnant.)
How To Say To Ovulate In Spanish
6. Ovular – to ovulate
Cuando las hembras y las mujeres ovulan están listas para reproducirse.
When females animals and women ovulate they are ready to reproduce.
How To Say Abortion In Spanish
7. Aborto – abortion
En Colombia, el aborto es ilegal.
In Colombia, abortion is illegal.
How To Say the Pill In Spanish
8. Pastillas anticonceptivas – birth control pills
La mujer dice “se me olvidó tomar la pastilla anticonceptiva.”
The woman said she forgot to take her birth control pill.
You may also hear some Spanish-speaking women say “la píldora” which means “the pill.”
9. Trimestre – trimester
El primer trimestre del embarazo puede ser muy difícil para la futura mamá.
The first trimester of pregnancy can be very difficult for the future mother.
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