Also worth noting that in Sevilla, they’ll use condensed versions of phrases, which is casual and fun:
– Por favor (please) = porfa (I didn’t personally use this one because it feels kind of cutesy but definitely heard it)
– Hasta luego (see you later) = a luego
– Buenos días (good morning) = buenas (but you can say buenas any time of day instead of hola for hello)
– Gracías (thank you) = gracía
Also expect to hear and use “Vale” a lot. It can be in agreement, OK, do you understand? (vale?), are you ready? (vale?), I’m ready (Sí, vale), let’s go (vale!), etc.
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