¿Qué pasó entre tú y yo?
What happened Samuel - ¿Qué sucedió Samuel?
Cual tipo occurrio lo menos
¿Qué está pasando? This uses the correct present progressive tense of the verb.¿Qué pasa? Could also be used as a more casual question.You say "¿Qué pasa?"
"¿Qué pasó?" or "¿Qué sucedió?"
They had died off from the other tribes.
Marriage in spanish is "casamiento" The union between a husband and his wife is called "compromiso"
"Among" in most contexts could be translated into Spanish as "entre" (which also means "between").
"What happened to the tacos?" in Spanish is "¿Qué pasó a los tacos?" It is pronounced "Kay pah-SO ah los TAH-cos?" Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.
If you're tryin' to say "do me", like in a sexual way, you'd have to say "cógeme". But translatin it as it should, "do me" is "hazme" in spanish. You wouldn't say in english: "Do me a sandwich", but in spanish you say "hazme un sándwich", it's valid, 'cause there is no actual difference between "do" and "make".
ya Se acabo entre nosotros
The same way you would say it in English - Names do not change between languages. Some names do have variants in other languages, but Ashley does not change when spoken in Spanish.
"In between" in Spanish is "en medio de". It is pronounced "ehn MAY-dee-oh day". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.