The phrase ‘Que ases’ is a common misspelling of the Spanish phrase ‘¿Qué haces?’. In English, ‘¿Qué haces?’ translates to ‘What are you doing?’ or ‘What do you do?’.
Here’s a breakdown of the phrase:
– ‘Qué’ means ‘what’.
– ‘Haces’ comes from the verb ‘hacer’, which means ‘to do’ or ‘to make’. In this context, ‘haces’ is the second person singular form of the verb, so it translates to ‘you do’ or ‘you are doing’.
So, when someone asks ‘¿Qué haces?’, they are simply asking what you are currently doing or what you do in general. It’s a casual way to start a conversation or check in with someone.