What are some shortened Spanish phrases?

Question

Some times people speak in short phrases, or use shortened words, but it's not necessarily slang. I want to know more of the phrases, so I can say them and sound more native, even though I'll never look more native, as I'm Asian.

Phrases I've heard: "por fa" for "por favor" or "please," "buen día" for "buenos días" or "good morning,"

Words I've heard: "super" for "supermercado" or "supermarket, "refrí" for "refrigerador" or "refrigerator"

So you know, I'm in Mexico and I'm listening to lots of different radio stations and the students at my bilingual school say different phrases all the time. I cannot remember them all, but I would love to learn more! Thank you for your help!

Answer 1

This may interest you...a list of Mexican slang. Just click on a word and it gives you the definition.

Answer 2

po zi - pues sí

frigi (I think that is how it is spelled) - frigorífico

jejejejjejeje, genial, cómo te acuerdas de esto izan, es que este hombre no tiene desperdicio!;) - 00494d19, MAY 25, 2010

Answer 3

I recently heard "sip," which means "yep" (slang for yes).

Answer 4

yo tengo k asay pp-(i gotta pee)

Answer 5

Chacho(a): - Muchacho(a) Boy or girl

Ta'bien: Está bien - it's ok.