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What does lo que está mal?

"Lo que está mal" translates to "what is wrong?" or "what's wrong?" in English.

It's a common phrase used to ask about a problem or issue.

Here are some examples of how you could use it:

* "¿Lo que está mal?" - "What's wrong?" (asking someone who seems upset)

* "No sé lo que está mal con el coche." - "I don't know what's wrong with the car."

* "Me parece que lo que está mal es que no escuchaste." - "It seems to me that what's wrong is that you weren't listening."

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