¿Qué paso? y ¿Qué pasó? y ¿Qué pasa?

Question

What are the differences between them all?

Answer 1

It depends what you are trying to say. If you are saying "what happened" then it is ¿Qué pasó?. If you are walking by something, and you are asking yourself what you are walking past then you might say ¿Qué paso?

Answer 2

NickDan is right. ¿Qué pasó?

You're asking what happened (in the past) so you're using the third person singular preterite conjugation of pasar.

If you want to know what's happening (present) you can ask ¿Qué pasa?

Answer 3

What are the differences between ¿Qué pasó? ¿Qué paso? Y ¿Qué pasa? Is it

¿Qué pasó? Means something happened in the past, for example yesterday.

¿Qué paso? Means something happened just now

¿Qué pasa? Something is happening, present tense

Am I right?

"¿Qué pasó?" is "What happened?". It is also used as a form of greeting something like the English "What's up?"

"¿Qué pasa?" is "What is happening?". Like "Qué pasó" is also used as a form of greeting ("What's up?").

"¿Qué paso?" is "What am I passing?"

Muchas gracias. - zhmelissa, Dec 3, 2011

Fue un placer. - NickDan, Dec 3, 2011

Answer 4

I like to be somebody

What do you mean? - zhmelissa, Dec 3, 2011

Perhaps he thinks this is the meaning of question. Welcome to the forum Keyaton. - Yeser007, Dec 3, 2011

Check your Private messages. - Yeser007, Dec 3, 2011

Answer 5

¿Qué paso? (voy a dar)

¿Qué pasó? (ayer)

¿Qué pasa? (contigo)

Answer 6

What are the differences between ¿Qué pasó? ¿Qué paso? Y ¿Qué pasa? Is it

¿Qué pasó? Means something happened in the past, for example yesterday.

¿Qué paso? Means something happened just now

¿Qué pasa? Something is happening, present tense

Am I right?

Answer 7

¿Qué pasó?