How to Say ‘Come in, come in’ in Spain Spanish
Pasa, pasa
PAH-sah PAH-sah
[PAH-sah PAH-sah]
🇪🇸 In Spain: Saying it twice is warm hospitality, not impatience. Hosts in Spain often hurry guests in like this, especially out of the cold.
Phrase Breakdown
Pasa
[PAH-sah]
come in
Imperative of 'pasar' (tú), used to invite someone inside.
Pasa y siéntate.
Come in and sit down.
pasa
[PAH-sah]
come in
Repeated imperative of 'pasar', warmly urging someone to enter.
Pasa, que está abierto.
Come in, it's open.
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