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What does aye papi que pasa mean?

"Aye papi que pasa" is a Spanish phrase, and it means "Hey daddy, what's up?"

Breakdown:

* Aye: Hey, a common greeting

* Papi: Daddy, a term of endearment often used for a male friend or someone you feel close to.

* Que pasa: What's up? A common way to ask how someone is doing.

This phrase is often used in a casual, friendly context, but it's important to be aware that using "papi" for someone you don't know well can be seen as disrespectful or inappropriate.

Note: While the literal translation is "Hey daddy," it's rarely used in a literal sense and is more of a playful and informal way to greet someone.

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