What does nomas aqui y usted mean in English?

The phrase "no más aquí y usted" in Spanish translates to "no more here and you" in English. However, this phrase doesn't make much sense grammatically or in common usage. It's likely there is a typo or error in the original Spanish phrase.

To provide a more accurate translation, please double-check the original phrase and provide more context.

For example, if the phrase was intended to be:

* "No más aquí, y usted?" (No more here, and you?) It would translate to "No more here, and you?"

* "No más aquí, ¿usted?" (No more here, you?) It would translate to "No more here, you?"

Provide more information about the context of the phrase, and I'll be happy to help you translate it accurately.