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Qué onda
Que onda is spelled "¿Qué onda?" and is slang in Spanish for "Whats up?"
This slang/greeting is mostly used in Mexico, Argentina, Uruguay, Guatemala and Chile.
This slang/greeting is mostly used in Mexico, Argentina, Uruguay, Guatemala and Chile.
1. "¿Che flaco, qué onda?" | "Hey man whats up?"
2. "¡Hola Felicia! ¿Qué onda? ¿todo bien?" | "Hey Felicia! Whats up? Is everything ok?"
2. "¡Hola Felicia! ¿Qué onda? ¿todo bien?" | "Hey Felicia! Whats up? Is everything ok?"
Qué onda by PabzCeleste November 11, 2014
que onda guero
que onda guero by Kayla_Is_Intricate February 8, 2007
que onda guero
que onda guero by pasole4life August 7, 2009
qué onda perdida
phrase used to ask your ex "what's up" after a while of not talking to them. "que onda perdida" means "what's up lost girl" referring to the fact that your ex is lost without you.
qué onda perdida by i love blonds or brunettes😩😩 September 2, 2023
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