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What does no pasa nah y tu mean?

The phrase "no pasa nah y tu" is a mix of Spanish and English, and it's a slang expression that doesn't have a literal translation. It roughly translates to:

"Nothing happens, and you?"

Here's a breakdown:

* "No pasa nah" combines "no pasa nada" (nothing happens) with "nah" (an informal English word meaning "no").

* "Y tu" is the Spanish equivalent of "and you".

This phrase is used in a casual, friendly way, often to ask someone how they are or what they are up to. It's a way of acknowledging the other person and engaging in a light conversation.

However, it's important to note that the phrase can be considered informal and slangy, so it might not be appropriate for all situations.

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