How do you ask: "What's happening?" in Spanish?
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How?
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updated Aug 23, 2010
edited by LateToDinner
posted by misshaylee
Welcome to our little world. Please be mindful of your grammar for the benefit of others ... Thank you! - LateToDinner, Aug 23, 2010
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¿Qué pasa?
updated Aug 23, 2010
edited by culé
posted by culé
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You can also say "¿Qué onda?" "Qué hay de nuevo?" "Qué hubo?" "Qué húbole?"
updated Aug 23, 2010
posted by 005faa61
And where I went to school they were soooo lazy they just say 'qué'...... - margaretbl, Aug 23, 2010
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Would "¿qué tal?" also work?
updated Aug 23, 2010
posted by NancyPH
it means "What's up?" so, I don't think so.. - culé, Aug 23, 2010
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I think this is a question with probably a thousand answers. Growing up in Los Angeles, I always heard ¿Qué pasó? But I'm sure there are a lot more, just like in English there are a lot of ways to say the same general thing.
updated Aug 23, 2010
posted by amykay
Different parts of town, Amy, or did you correct it for them? Seldom did I hear it correctly pronounced, it was usually the lazier - qué pasa? - LateToDinner, Aug 23, 2010
No, I didn't correct them because at the time I didn't know it was wrong! - amykay, Aug 23, 2010
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¿Qué pasa?
updated Aug 23, 2010
posted by fatchocobo
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Well, in Mexico, if you see a friend you haven't seen in a while instead of saying "¿Qué pasa?" (what's happening) you say, "¿Qué pasó?" (What happened?) As in, what's happened since I saw you last?
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updated Aug 23, 2010
posted by Jeremias
