Literally, it means what has happened has happened.
" I don't care what happened."
Allen E. Banik has written: 'Lo Que Escogemos Esta Claro'
A Paso Fino is a gaited horse.
Paso Doble originated from Southern France.
It depends on what is your definition of "Mexicans" and "Americans": as a nationality or as some ethnicity? I.e: by "American" you mean white? Hispanic people with American nationality account for 76% of El Paso population.
Lo que pasó means "that which happened," or "what occurred." Lo que pasó es que hablábamos= What happened is (that) we were talking
"And now look what happened."
'Que paso' is spanish for 'what happened?' (often abbreviated as k paso)
lo que means:What?!
"Que paso chula" is Spanish for "What's up, beautiful." It is a casual and informal way to greet someone you find attractive.
Look at what I have look at what I have.
Look! What I...
I think you mean 'dame lo que quiero'. That's Spanish for 'Give me what I want'.
"Lo que está haciendo" means "what he/she/it is doing" in Spanish.
"Que paso mi bambino" is a mix of Spanish and Italian. In Spanish, "que paso" means "what happened" and "mi bambino" is Italian for "my child." So, the phrase can be interpreted as "what happened, my child."
Tell me what happened to you
" I don't care what happened."