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tu passes

pass, hand, go through, undergo

p a s → passer
pass to pass, to skip + es 2nd-person singular present indicative/subjunctive
verb · 2nd-person singular, present tense Rare #44,783
pass, hand When used with a person and an object, it often means to hand or pass something to that person.
FR: Tu me passes le pain ?
EN: Will you pass me the bread?
go through, undergo
FR: Tu passes par une période difficile.
EN: You’re going through a difficult time.
Conjugation of passer
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First passe passons
Second passes passez
Third passe passent
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First passe —
Second passes passiez
Third passe passent

Tu lui passes mon bonjour.

Say hello to him/her for me.

— Quand passent les cigognes (1957)

Ca dépend avec qui tu la passes.

It depends on who you spend it with.

— Starship Troopers (1997)

Tu me le passes ?

Can you give it to me?

— Hothead (1979)

Tu me la passes ?

Can you pass it to me?

C'était forcé que tu y passes le premier.

It was inevitable that you would go first.

Tu les passes à Mealy Potatoes.

You pass them to Mealy Potatoes.

— L'Histoire personnelle de David Copperfield (2019)

Sounds similar to

par p a ʁ pense p ɑ̃ s fasse f a s part p a ʁ pars p a ʁ casse k a s face f a s pâle p a l page p a ʒ race ʁ a s paille p a j casses k a s pisse p i s pouce p u s chasse ʃ a s basse b a s masse m a s pape p a p tasse t a s fassent f a s fasses f a s patte p a t panne p a n pâques p a k