Spanish phrase

Pásalo a ~.

Meaning

Pass it to ___.

When to use it

A casual request to hand something to a named person. Used among friends or coworkers when asking someone to give an item directly, informal tone.

Example dialogue

Pásalo a Carlos, por favor.

Pass it to Carlos, please.

Vale, ahora se lo doy.

Okay, I'll give it to him now.

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