How would someone say "Hey baby what up?

Question

My question is: How would you say "Hey baby what up?" Kinda like "Hey baby what are you doing?"

• Leeanna - One would say "What´s up" - ian-hill Oct 28, 2009
• She was using urban street slang. - Goyo Oct 29, 2009

Answer 1

Que onda mamacita? Que estas haciendo?

• What if "baby" is a guy? - Goyo Oct 28, 2009
• papito! - mountaingirl Oct 28, 2009
• Papi - NikkiRivera Oct 28, 2009

Answer 2

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• I don't think that's in there, although that's good recommendation. If so, can you reference the link? I'd like to see it. - DJ_Huero Oct 29, 2009
• Sr. Goyo: I admire your expertise and alertness. But, frankly, I think it's OK and maybe even desirable for contributers to post freely. That is, without being overly concerned with the site's rules. Such creates a more lively and interesting dialog. - 005457e3 Oct 29, 2009

Answer 3

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Que paso vato.

• I originally edited out vato because it can be a very offensive. But in some contexts it may not be. Just be aware of that when using this word. - Goyo Oct 28, 2009
• ¿Qué pasa, vato? - samdie Oct 29, 2009

Answer 4

Que onda papacito? QUe onda mija. Que onda mijo. Que onda chula. There are many other ways to say this.

Answer 5

Que onda vato would be more like "Whats up homie."

Answer 6

In Spain:

¿Qué tal , guapa?

Answer 7

From the Puerto Rican side:

¿Qué pasa pai (or mai)? - "What's up dude/girl?"

¿Qué es la qué estapajando?, ¿Qué es la qué hay?, ¿Qué es la qué?, or ¿Claque? - all of these mean "What's up?"

Mira locón/locona - "What's up, crazy!"

These (and more) can also be found in my Puerto Rican Dictionary that's been reposted by popular demand by Heidita, see below.

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