My first year in Spain teaching at a high school in the middle of nowhere turned out to be one of the best years of my life. Take a peek.
Adjectives of Praise and Words of Appreciation
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.
Nothing happens
¡No pasa nada!
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.