No. 3,694 in Spanish

pasen

"Pasen" is the formal or plural command form of "pasar," meaning "come in" or "go ahead."

In a sentence

Por favor, pasen al salón para comenzar la reunión.
Please, enter the room to start the meeting.
The word 'pasen' is used here as a command in the imperative form addressed to multiple people, meaning 'enter' or 'go into'.
Espero que pasen unas excelentes vacaciones.
I hope you have an excellent vacation.
The word 'pasen' in this sentence is part of a wish or hope, utilizing the subjunctive mood for the verb 'pasar', expressing desire or uncertainty regarding the action.
Que pasen buenas noches después de esta fiesta.
May you have a good night after this party.
Here, 'pasen' is again in the subjunctive mood, used to express a desire or well-wishing towards others for their night to be pleasant.

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