Immediately go to carrier and say it was stolen, and get a new one. If your carrier permits, put a SIM lock PIN. Also, if the stolen one has one, they can't do anything above, besides self-destruct the SIM. Unfortunately, people steal SIM cards because they are...not nice people.
The pluperfect tense in Spanish is used to describe something that âhadâ happened. This tense might be easily confused with the preterit perfect tense, which also indicates an action âhadâ occurred.
hardball Member Maryland, USA. english/usa. Hola, I already tried to solve this problem on my own but I could not find the answer online or in my spanish dictionary. I listen to spanish radio as an aid to learning spanish. I frequently here the DJ use the terms que pasa and que paso. I know que pasa means  what's happening but I am not sure what que paso means.