What do "que paso" and "buenas dias" mean?
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What do "que paso" and "buenas dias" mean, and are they pood or bad Spanish?
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updated Jan 28, 2010
posted by greenheron
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¿Qué pasó?
this is a Mexican use of the "¿Qué hay? in Spain.
The past tense makes no difference, both mean: what's up?
updated Jan 28, 2010
posted by 00494d19
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¿Qué pasó?=What happened? How have things been going with you?
¿Qué pasa? = What's up? How are things going with you?
Buenos días. Either Good morning or Good day.
The phrases are proper Spanish. You just need to correct the spelling and punctuation.
updated Jan 28, 2010
posted by 0074b507
