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espanol does que paso/pasa mean what'sup ??

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Lo más correcto, como dice Pedro sería ¿Qué pasa? También ¿qué tal? o ¿cómo va? Esto va de mas informal a mas formal
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Hi Abde, ''que pasó'' is an expression that refers to the past like '' what happened'' and ''que pasa'' is for present, means ''what happen" . As Pedro said those are expression are quite informal and commonly use on speaking spanish.
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In Spain we use "¿Qué pasa?" as a greeting, it's correct but VERY informal.
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¿Qué pasó? means "What happened?" It's easier to say "¿Qué tal?". Simple and universal, it works as well in Spain and as in Latin America.
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It depends on where you're using it. Some countries on Latin America seem to use it as a greeting much like people on the USA say "What's up!" but on other places it just means "What happened/What's happening?"

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