What does "Que no?" mean?

I was watching George Lopez, and he said that a lot. I simply didn’t understand what it meant.

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• It’s a Mexican colloquial term that translates as “What, No?” When someone says no to someone else, it may also be an exclamation of astonishment.

  I hope this was helpful.

  NATIVE SPANISH SPEAKER is the source(s).

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  What exactly does “Que no?” mean?

  I was watching George Lopez, and he said that a lot. I simply didn’t understand what it meant.

• As a query,

  QUE NO, tu eres George? = Are you George, or are you someone else?

  Let’s play QUE NO? = Let’s play NO? (What are your thoughts about it?)

• What is a QUE?

  NO= no

  QUE NO = no

  It also depends on what they’re talking about….make a Mexican buddy Lopez is hilarious, but knowing spanish and English is much superior!!!

  im mexico is the source(s).

• It is dependent on the situation.

  I believe the most common is “I said NO” or “I said NO.”

• It also indicates, “Are you sure?”

• depending on what they say

  QUE…..NO! That is what it implies… NO!

  oh no, just liek That’s what I told you (what det really mean)

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