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What does pasa algo mean in spanish?

"Pasa algo" in Spanish means "Something is happening" or "Something is going on".

It's a phrase that implies something unexpected or unusual is taking place. It can also be used to ask if something is wrong or if there's a problem.

Here are some examples of how "pasa algo" can be used:

* "¿Pasa algo?" (Is something happening?)

* "Parece que pasa algo" (It seems like something is going on)

* "No creo que pase algo" (I don't think anything is wrong)

Let me know if you have any other Spanish phrases you'd like to understand!

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