No. 6,448 in Catalan
passam
"Passam" is the first-person plural present indicative form of "passar," meaning "we pass" or "we go through" in English.
In a sentence
Si us plau, passam el llibre.
Please, pass me the book.
Here, 'passam' acts as a verb in imperative form directing to pass the book to the speaker.
Passam per aquella botiga quan anem al mercat.
We pass by that shop when we go to the market.
In this sentence, 'passam' expresses the action of passing by a location during a journey.
Quan ho veus, passam la informació.
When you see it, pass the information to me.
In this context, 'passam' is used again as a verb in imperative form requesting the action of transmitting the information.
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