What does ke onda ases o mean in English?

"Ke onda ases o" is a slang phrase in Spanish that's difficult to translate directly into English. It's like saying, "What's up, dude?" or "How's it going?"

It's a casual greeting often used among friends.

Here's a breakdown:

* Ke onda: This is a shortened form of "Qué onda," meaning "What's up?" or "What's going on?"

* Ases: This is a shortened form of "asesino," meaning "killer," but in this context, it's used playfully, like "dude" or "man."

* O: This is simply the Spanish word for "or," which can be used as a filler word or to emphasize the greeting.

So, the entire phrase is meant to be friendly and casual, like a way of acknowledging someone and asking how they are.