que xopa

panamenian slang for wassup, it is used by most of the ppl in this country including upper class ppl...it comes from reggae songs.

Q xopa laope, pa` onde vamos hoy??
too chillin fren vamos pa la chantin de ana
mening:
Wassup, what are we doing today
evertything is ok, lets go to anas house

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Que xopa con el man de anoche
no quedo en nada mopri
Meaning:
what happend with the guy of last night
it ended in nothing

by herebutnot4u August 4, 2007

que bola

Que bola is a cuban saying which means whats good or whats up.

Que Bola my friend. How is your day today. How are you doing.

by Ropa Vieja July 1, 2006

que up

to Que Up is to gather some new beats which will be prepared to be drop'd on some tech 1200 turntables — informal— the informal street version of cue. (spelt with Q)

yo! playa is really queing up that ish for the real drop. stay up on the dem beats son!

check it. i'lll que up some boom bap shit for those 90's heads and they'll lose control.

by chec 1. chec 2. November 27, 2010

Que Ondas

Spanish for "What's up".

Que ondas loco?
What's up man?

by C-Los January 30, 2004

Que pedo

Mexican slang phrase that is commonly used to greet (often combined with güey, which is derived from buey) or to question.

Greeting: sp - "Que pedo güey!" en - "What's up, dude."

Questioning: sp - "Que pedo trais ahi?" "Que pedo es ese?" en - "What do you have there?" "What is that?"

by quetzalcoatl69 May 17, 2006

Que Pasta

“What’s up” in Italian.

“Que pasta?”
“You’re saying that wrong. It’s ‘¿Que paso?’”
“No, I’m Italian.”

by ernest87 October 18, 2019

Naice Que

Sometimes used as a pickup line, this term describes a que that is used in 8-Ball Pool.
A que is deemed to be 'naice' (or nice) if it appeals to David.

"Eyy, you got a naice que, yeah."

by EyyDavid October 3, 2017