How to Say ‘Will you pass us the slides afterwards?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Nos pasas las diapositivas después?
nohs PAH-sahs lahs dyah-poh-see-TEE-bahs des-PWES
[nohs PAH-sahs lahs dyah-poh-see-TEE-bahs des-PWES]
💬 Usage Tip: pasar here means to send or share something, not to hand it over physically. You'll hear it all the time, as in Te paso el enlace "I'll send you the link".
Phrase Breakdown
¿Nos pasas
nohs PAH-sahs
Will you send us
'Pasar' here means to share or send something. It's an informal request using the 'tú' form.
¿Me pasas la sal?
Can you pass me the salt?
Words in this phrase
Nos
[nohs]
to us, for us
Indirect object pronoun meaning 'to/for us'.
¿Nos trae la carta?
Could you bring us the menu?
pasas
[PAH-sahs]
you pass / send
Informal 'you' form of 'pasar'; here, to share or send something.
¿Me pasas el informe?
Will you send me the report?
las diapositivas después?
lahs dyah-poh-see-TEE-bahs des-PWES
the slides afterwards?
'Diapositivas' means 'slides'; stress 'TI': dia-po-si-TI-vas. 'Después' is stressed at the end.
Mira las diapositivas después.
Look at the slides afterwards.
Words in this phrase
las
[lahs]
them
Feminine plural object pronoun here, or article 'the' before a noun.
Las diapositivas están listas.
The slides are ready.
diapositivas
[dyah-poh-see-TEE-bahs]
slides
Plural of 'diapositiva', a presentation slide.
Tengo diez diapositivas.
I have ten slides.
después
[des-PWES]
afterwards
Adverb meaning later, at a following time.
Lo hablamos después.
We'll talk about it afterwards.
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