How to Say ‘Pass’ in Japanese
パス
pasu
[pahs]
💬 Usage Tip: [パス] is katakana from English “pass.” You can combine it: [パス！] (Pass!), [パスちょうだい] (Pass to me!).
🇯🇵 In Japan: Because it’s borrowed, [パス] is instantly understood in Japanese soccer. Coaches often use short katakana calls for speed.
Phrase Breakdown
パス
pasu
[pahs]
pass
Soccer loanword meaning a pass. Used in simple coaching phrases: パスして, パス出して, パスをもらう.
フリーの子にパス！
Pass to the open player!
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