To sound more natural try using these in informal situations. 
Yo
Hiya
Whatsup?
Howdy
Hey hey

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"¿Cuál es la forma correcta, Cami?" - me preguntan muchos estudiantes - 
¿"Me siento" o "Siento"? ¿Es un verbo reflexivo o no? -

Y la respuesta es que a veces es reflexivo y a veces no, depende cómo lo usemos.

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うれぴい。80年代に大流行りした言い方。意味は「嬉しい」てこと。雑音あるから、気をつけてね。

It’s like a cute, old-fashioned way of saying “I’m happy.”
Sorry about the background noise in the recording.

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En el episodio de hoy hablo de interjecciones, que son palabras cortitas que intentan imitar un sonido y que tienen un significado en sí mismas. En él menciono algunas expresiones españolas muy comunes, su significado y situaciones donde podemos utilizarlas.

Blanca to go 

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