Examples of using "Pasado" in a sentence and their english translations:
What's past is past.
The past is the past.
Come the day after tomorrow.
- Come the day after tomorrow.
- Please come the day after tomorrow.
Come the day after tomorrow.
Let's meet the day after tomorrow.
From the past
- Come the day after tomorrow.
- Please come the day after tomorrow.
It never happened!
What we did just last summer,
Come the day after tomorrow.
Let's meet the day after tomorrow.
- I'm your past.
- I am your past.
Let bygones be bygones.
- What happened?
- What's happened?
- What was it?
- What has happened?
- What's been done?
- Did something happen?
- Has something happened?
Come the day after tomorrow.
I'll see you the day after tomorrow.
- Do you know what happened?
- Do you know what's happening?
- Do you happen to know what happened?
- Do you know what's happened?
- There was a lot of snow last year.
- It snowed a lot last year.
- We had a lot of snow last year.
- There was a lot of snow last year.
- It snowed a lot last year.
What exactly happened there?
I'll come back to Australia the day after tomorrow.
They came back last Wednesday.
We have gone about our days,
And pushed into the past
Hey, what happened?
Is something wrong with you?
It happened last October.
Ten years have gone by.
What happened to me?
- What happened to you?
- What's happened to you?
- What has happened to you?
These things belong to the past.
- It happened so fast.
- It happened very fast.
- It happened really quickly.
- It happened really fast.
It's been a long time.
It's been so many years.
Tell me what happened.
I prefer to forget the past.
Now what's wrong?
Something's happened, hasn't it?
Tom traveled back in time.
- What happened exactly?
- What exactly happened?
What happened, Sally?
It's been three days.
Do you have time the day after tomorrow?
What happened here?
It's a thing of the past.
What's happened to us?
- What could've happened?
- What could have happened?
- It was 15 minutes too long.
- Fifteen minutes have passed.
- What happened over there?
- What happened there?
It was last year.
The day after tomorrow will be Sunday.
- What happened to him?
- What has happened to him?
That happened on several occasions.
It happened today.
- Something must've happened.
- Something must have happened.
How much time has passed?
Tell me what happened.
Has anything strange happened?
Don't forget the past.
The day after tomorrow will be Sunday.
We had a lot of snow last year.
There was a lot of snow last year.
- We had plenty of snow last year.
- There was a lot of snow last year.
- Last year, there was a lot of snow.
- We had a lot of rain last year.
- We had much rain last year.
- It rained a lot last year.
We had a lot of rain last year.
Tom is stuck in the past.
How could things have happened this way?
I didn't know what had happened.