Pasame (en. Pass me)

/ˈpasa.me/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
verb
To request that something be passed or delivered to the speaker.
Can you pass me the salt, please?
¿Me pasas la sal, por favor?
To indicate that something should be moved towards the speaker.
Pass me that book that’s on the table.
Pasame ese libro que está en la mesa.
Used to ask for information or an opinion to be shared.
Pass me your ideas about the project.
Pasame tus ideas sobre el proyecto.

Etymology

Derived from the verb 'pasar' in the first person singular of the imperative.

Common Phrases and Expressions

pass me a drink
Requests that a drink be passed.
pasame un trago
pass me the word
Asks for something to be communicated to the speaker.
pasame la voz
pass me the details
Requests that more information about something be provided.
pasame los detalles

Related Words

pasar
Move something from one place to another.
pasar
deliver
Give something to someone.
entregar
give
Offer something to someone.
dar

Slang Meanings

To ask for something in an informal way.
At a party, you might say: 'Pass me some food.'
En una fiesta, podrías decir: 'Pasame un poco de comida'.
Used to invite sharing experiences.
When someone tells a story, you can say: 'Pass me the details of that anecdote.'
Cuando alguien cuenta una historia, puedes decir: 'Pasame los detalles de esa anécdota'.