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Everyday Spanish Slang and Texting Shortcuts

Casual Spanish greetings, quick replies, chat abbreviations, social media phrases, plans, and everyday opinions.

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Casual greetings

  • ¿Qué onda?

    What's up?

  • ¿Qué tal todo?

    How's everything?

  • ¿Qué cuentas?

    What's new?

  • ¿Cómo vas?

    How are you doing?

  • Todo tranqui.

    Everything is chill.

  • Aquí andamos.

    I'm hanging in there.

  • Nos vemos luego.

    See you later.

Quick replies

  • Va.

    Okay.

  • Dale.

    Go ahead.

  • De una.

    Right away.

  • Claro que sí.

    Of course.

  • Sin problema.

    No problem.

  • Ni modo.

    Oh well.

  • Ya fue.

    Forget it.

Texting shortcuts

  • xq no

    why not

  • q tal

    what's up

  • tmb voy

    I'm going too

  • tqm

    love you

  • xfa

    please

  • jaja

    haha

  • ns

    I don't know

Chat reactions

  • Me muero.

    I'm dying.

  • Qué risa.

    So funny.

  • No puede ser.

    No way.

  • Literal.

    Literally.

  • Tal cual.

    Exactly.

  • ¿En serio?

    Seriously?

  • Qué random.

    So random.

Plans and meetups

  • Quedamos luego.

    Let's meet later.

  • Caigo más tarde.

    I'll drop by later.

  • Paso por ti.

    I'll pick you up.

  • Te aviso.

    I'll let you know.

  • Voy en camino.

    I'm on my way.

  • Llego tarde.

    I'm running late.

  • Nos vemos allí.

    See you there.

Social media and opinions

  • Subí una historia.

    I posted a story.

  • Dame like.

    Give me a like.

  • Te etiqueté.

    I tagged you.

  • Mándame el link.

    Send me the link.

  • No me late.

    I'm not into it.

  • Suena bien.

    Sounds good.

  • Está medio raro.

    It's kind of weird.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the best way to memorize conversational phrases?

Repeat them aloud after the speaker. Use the audio trainer for listening, and the phrase trainer for typing practice.

How many phrases should I learn daily?

We recommend focusing on 5-10 new phrases every day. Consistency is more important than quantity.

Why is it better to learn whole phrases instead of individual words?

Learning ready-made chunks helps you speak faster, sound more natural, and avoid spending time thinking about grammar.

These phrases will help you communicate confidently in real-life situations. Practice them with audio and add to your phrase trainer for better retention.

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