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How to Say ‘Or should I walk by again?’ in Spain Spanish

¿O paso otra vez?

oh PAH-soh OH-trah beth

[oh PAH-soh OH-trah beth]

💬 Usage Tip: Spanish asks "should I...?" with the plain present: ¿Paso? means "Shall I walk by?" Same with ¿Te llamo? "Shall I call you?"

Phrase Breakdown

¿O paso

oh PAH-soh

Or should I walk by

'Paso' is 'I pass' (from 'pasar'). Spanish uses the present tense here to make a suggestion: 'or shall I...'.

Example

¿O paso mañana?

Or shall I come by tomorrow?

Words in this phrase

[oh]

Used to present an alternative, often in witty or teasing remarks.

Example

O me estás vacilando, o tienes mucha experiencia.

Either you're teasing me, or you have a lot of experience.

paso

[PAH-soh]

I walk by

Present tense of 'pasar', 'yo' form: I pass or walk past.

Example

Paso por tu casa mañana.

I'll come by your house tomorrow.

otra vez?

OH-trah beth

again?

'Otra vez' means 'again'. Never say 'una otra'. The 'z' sounds like 'th' in Spain: beth.

Example

Dilo otra vez, por favor.

Say it again, please.

Words in this phrase

otra

[OH-trah]

another

Used with 'vez' to form the phrase 'again'.

Example

Hablamos otra noche con más calma.

We’ll talk another night more calmly.

vez

[beth]

time / occasion

A noun meaning “time” in the sense of an occasion or instance.

Example

La próxima "Vez" quiero hablar más con mis cuñados.

Next time I want to talk more with my brothers-in-law.

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