Language & Philosophy
Depending on the context, you can say “no big deal,” “it’s alright,” or “don’t worry” in place of the Spanish expression “no pasa nada.” However, you would still hear a lot of Spanish speakers using the literal translation, “nothing happens.” This space here is where I talk about common errors like that, along with grammatical mistakes, confusing words, and even myths that we need to break; but also, phrases/words and their origins that I think anyone curious about language and culture will find interesting.
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So confused about what “no pasa nada” actually means? Read on to understand what people mean when they say it and know when you can use it yourself.
