Ipasalo (en. Pass it)

/i.pa.sá.lo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

A form of verb that means to pass an object from one person to another.

Pass the book to Maria.

Ipasalo mo ang libro kay Maria.

Use 'ipasalo' to express the act of transferring responsibility or duties.

He passed his job to his colleague.

Ipinasalo niya ang kanyang trabaho sa kanyang kasamahan.

Often used in the field of sports meaning to pass the ball or equipment.

Pass the ball to your teammate.

Ipasalo mo ang bola sa teammate mo.

from the word 'pasalo' which means to pass or give.

Pass it to me

Give that thing to me.

Ipasa mo sa akin

Souvenir pass it

A way of giving a souvenir to another person.

Pasalubong ipasalo

pass

The root word that denotes the action of transferring something or responsibility.

pasalo

just pass it on

Jan, just pass that on to Mark, the group project.

Jan, ipasalo mo na lang 'yan kay Mark, yung group project.

pass it to someone else

I can't handle this anymore, just pass it to someone else.

Di ko na kayang gawin 'to, ipasa na lang sa iba.

call for passing it on

Because of so many tasks, there's a call to just pass on the deadlines.

Dahil sa napakaraming gawain, panawagan na ipasalo na lang ang mga deadlines.

just discussed

The talk about the report, let's just pass it to the next meeting.

Yung usapan about sa report, ipasa na lang sa susunod na meeting.