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Actually, it's "Swenglish". Passar != pass, it really means "watch over" or "keep track of".
by lutorm 15y ago
Actually, it's "Swenglish". Passar != pass, it really means "watch over" or "keep track of".
- eCa 15y agoUnless of course he meant in the same way that you "passar" a hockey puck, in which case it is only an unusual choice of words.