Bruise
whats up with the night
"Nothing is happening" is one English equivalent of the Spanish phrase No pasa nada.Specifically, the adverb no is "not." The present indicative verb pasa means "(it) does happen, happens, is happening" in this context. The adverb/feminine noun nada translates as "nothing."The pronunciation will be "noh PA-sa NA-tha" in Spanish.
what's up, my loved one (feminine)
"Pasa un rato con su tía Celia" translates to "spends some time with his/her Aunt Celia" in English. It implies that someone is enjoying or passing time in the company of their aunt.
I believe you are asking about "¿qué pasa?" roughly translated means - What's happening or what's up??
"Pasa algo" in Spanish translates to "something happens" in English.
it passes
Let's assume it's a question. Then it says, "What happens if I love you?"
Como estas or que pasa or qua tal
I had a good time yesterday
it means "ohh what's wrong with you"
whats up with the night
Something strange is going on in our ....
"Nothing is happening" is one English equivalent of the Spanish phrase No pasa nada.Specifically, the adverb no is "not." The present indicative verb pasa means "(it) does happen, happens, is happening" in this context. The adverb/feminine noun nada translates as "nothing."The pronunciation will be "noh PA-sa NA-tha" in Spanish.
"What's up, boys"?/"What's happening, boys?"/"What's up or happening, guys?"
What's up baby, what's going on?
what's up, my loved one (feminine)