/Sounds like "mon" (as in "monster") + "cha" (as in "cha-cha")/
Food or snacks, especially when you are craving something to munch on. In Argentina it is commonly used when getting together with friends to watch a movie or hang out, similar to saying "munchies" or "grub" in English. It covers everything from chips to a full spread.
"¿Compramos moncha para ver la peli? -> Should we buy snacks to watch the movie?"
"Tengo un hambre terrible, necesito moncha ya. -> I'm starving, I need some food right now."
/Sounds like "mon" (as in "monster") + "cha" (as in "cha-cha")/
Food or snacks, especially when you are craving something to munch on. In Argentina it is commonly used when getting together with friends to watch a movie or hang out, similar to saying "munchies" or "grub" in English. It covers everything from chips to a full spread.
"¿Compramos moncha para ver la peli? -> Should we buy snacks to watch the movie?"
"Tengo un hambre terrible, necesito moncha ya. -> I'm starving, I need some food right now."