nosotros Pasamos

spend, pass, get through, have a good time

→ pasar

pas to pass, go through + amos we-form verb ending (present or preterite)

verb · present tense / past tense, 1st-person plural Rare #56,154

spend Used with a period of time; the form can mean either “we spend” or “we spent,” depending on context.

SP: Pasamos la tarde en casa.

EN: We spent the afternoon at home.

pass, get through The form can mean either “we pass” or “we passed,” depending on context.

SP: Si pasamos la prueba, celebraremos.

EN: If we pass the test, we’ll celebrate.

have a good time Used in the expression lo pasamos bien; the form can mean either “we have” or “we had” a good time, depending on context.

SP: Lo pasamos bien en la fiesta.

EN: We had a good time at the party.

Conjugation of pasar

	Singular	Plural
First	pasarme	—
Second	pasarte	—

Shall we move on to something else?

— Don Juan DeMarco (1994)

Shall we move on to the next stage now?

— Parásitos (2019)

We had a wonderful day at the beach!