"transa'"

Question

I have a spanish friend that is trying to communicate with me and I was given a sentence and I wanted to know how what he is saying in this sentence.

He has poor spelling in spanish and got the first word
"ke transa'" which I figured "ke" is "que" transa I don't know if it is spelled right so that is why I am asking and what he is asking. I assuming it is another way of say what's up and so on... Thanks

Answer 1

If your friend is from Argentina it may mean something like "what's up'". The verb "transar" is used in many different ways in slang there. Do you have more context'

Answer 2

This doesn´t make sense. You´d better ask your friend.

Answer 3

I remember reading somewhere that a "Transa" was a "shady transaction or deal". Could this mean "what's going down"'

Answer 4

Thanks I thought that was what it meant just didn't know the exact translation. He used it as what's going down in the same meaning as what is going on! I was just curious because slang is what he uses a lot and I am still new to the slang terms out there.

Eddy said:

I remember reading somewhere that a "Transa" was a "shady transaction or deal". Could this mean "what's going down"?

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Answer 5

Thanks! He is not from Argentina but he was using the term as a form of what's up but in a slang way and that helped I was just curious on how it truely translated in the right form.

Guillermo said:

If your friend is from Argentina it may mean something like "what's up'". The verb "transar" is used in many different ways in slang there. Do you have more context?

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