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What does Que no va mean in Spanish?

"Que no va" in Spanish means "that's not going to happen" or "that's not going to work".

It's a phrase that expresses a strong negative, indicating that something is impossible, unlikely, or unacceptable.

Here are some examples:

* "Que no va, no te voy a dejar ir solo." (That's not going to happen, I'm not going to let you go alone.)

* "Que no va, no me gusta esa idea." (That's not going to work, I don't like that idea.)

* "Que no va, ya te lo he dicho." (That's not going to happen, I've already told you.)

It's important to note that "que no va" is a somewhat informal expression. It might not be appropriate in all situations, particularly in formal settings.

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