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Congrats! and good luck!

I'm more than happy

I have accepted a job offer to work on a US naval base. To be honest, I don't know what my functions are going to be there but I'm more than happy to working, and to be able to practice English. I might start woking as a seller or in customer service or as a cashier. Could someone help me with some common words and sentences that I might hear there? here = aqui. 'Here' and 'to hear' are pronounced the same but have different meanings.

Well, you might hear, 'hey what's up man?', or 'how's it going?'. These are informal greetings, obviously. 'Que pasa?' o 'oye, como vas', si?

change - this is the money you give back to a customer if they give you more than the cost of somthing. In this case it's a noun but the word has other meanings also.

dude - I think sort of the same as the Spanish word 'tipo', si esa es una palabra. En frances 'type'.

enlisted man or woman - someone in the military who is not an officer.

Claro, hay es muchas otras palabras en la idioma...