Que Va Meaning

Meaning of Absence in English

I read Hemingways for Wm the Bell Tolls, and the phrase Que va keeps popping up. Out of context, this seems to mean everything I try or don't care about, but there is also a lot of use of language that I don't understand. Can someone explain to me the different uses of this phrase?

Literally, the Spanish phrase go means what happened, even though it has no meaning in Spanish. The real meaning is completely out of context.

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Que Va Meaning

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What do you mean it goes in English?
I read Hemingways for Wm the Bell Tolls, and the phrase Que va keeps popping up. Out of context, this seems to mean everything I try or don't care about, but there is also a lot of use of language that I don't understand. Can anyone explain this to me ...
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What do you mean it goes in English?
I read Hemingway's Far WMD Bell Tools and the phrase Que va keeps coming. From the context it seems like I like everything or I will try or I don't care, but there is a lot ...
What goes beyond the intermediate level? (Note the point)
You probably have something that leads to such an expression.
Example: The person who will play tomorrow = will play tomorrow.
Or it could be a simple expression that is represented.
ship going to Rome = ship going to Rome
Falling (falling from there) means ... like ... love ... saying it is like saying you love this person. I can't explain it, so here's an example: I don't like Alexandra. I don't like alexandra As long as it falls, it means I like it (or someone else does).
No way or yes, that's all. And it is used in South America.
Doesn't mean ... For example: I thought you were Russian because of the accent! Absolutely not! (What will it be)