no more
"More."
mas nada = but nothing mais nada = anything
I believe you may have meant to write this as 'no mi queda mas' which would translate to mean 'I have no more' in English.
The suffix -mas evolves from the Old English word maesse meaning festival, feast day or mass.
It means "no more pants".
No mas translates to no more in English.
"Y yo mas" translates to "And me more" in English.
In Spanish, mas means "more" in English.
"More."
Mas chut means do you like in Slovak.
Si enviar mas in English means whether to send more.
mas nada = but nothing mais nada = anything
Mas Alla means life after death, afterlife, or other world in English.
Mas você não me conhece! in Portuguese is "But you don't know me!" in English.
Uno minuto mas -One minute more
The spanish phrase es mas, loosely translates in english as "it is more", or "it is more than expected". Typically it is a positive phrase and not a negative one.
"Mas Tiempo" translates into Spanish as "longer".