Que pasa in the casa

Can be translated into "What's happening in the house"

Que pasa = What's up
Casa = house

From spanish

Que pasa in the casa?

Just chillin out

by spilloholiker April 29, 2010

que pasa

it means whats up when talking to an ese or a guay

Que pasa Guay


*for SL ppl QUE PASA SU PASA ME PASA TI PASAAAAA*

by que pasaaa December 23, 2004

que pasa

what up! (in hispanic)

que pasa titu!!!!

by eugeni April 21, 2004

que pasa

It means what's up in spanish, but is not really used that way. You are supposed to say: que lo que!
Que pasa it's only used when you mean to say : what is happening?

gringo: que pasa?
Dominican: como asi?
gringo: I meant what's up!
Dominican: what a loser, se dice que lo que!

by AlexandraBG October 18, 2008

que pasa

K-pop in Mexican slang

"oye quieres escuchar QUE PASA"

by brain-hoes November 4, 2019

Que Pasa tu casa mi casa

Que Pasa tu casa mi casa is a word. You say this when u are extremely confused, especially in math class. When the teacher writes something on the board and u have no idea what the hell she just write..dont be shy to just shout out “QUE PASA TU CASA MI CASA”….this phrase may mean something different in Spanish. But, i re-invented this word into something new.

teacher: so this is why 97594488+i2u3i383 /97388383 is equal to 1
student: QUE PASA TU CASA MI CASA?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!!??!
teacher: okay i’ll explain again……………………….

by beatbox4days November 13, 2023

Que te pasa, calabaza?

Spanish slang. Literally means "What's happening, pumpkin?" It's a childishly friendly way of asking someone what's going on.

Person #1: Oye, ¿que te pasa, calabaza?
Person #2: Nothing much, just hanging out.

by Calabazahead June 20, 2009