Bâa ngâ : Pass

Pandôo

Sepe

pass \pɑːs\

  1. mbëtï-tambûla
    • Commuting by bus is cheaper if you buy a monthly pass
      • Voyager en autobus est plus économique si on achète une carte mensuelle
    1. (Yöngö) pasapöro, hön
  2. (Nguru) müngö
    • He received a pass from Smith and scored the winning goal.

Palî

Sepe

pass \pæs\ , \pɑːs\ wala \pɑ:s\

  1. (Wambenze) hön
    • She passed me on the sidewalk, and she never even said hello!
  2. dûbelêe
    • I finally managed to pass the car on that mountain road.
    • The other car is going so slowly. Why don’t you pass?
    • At this rate, we’ll pass the competition in six months.
  3. (Wambenze) fâa ngû
    • Pass me another helping of vegetables, please.
  4. (Wambenze) wara
    • Could you pass me the salt, please?

Âlïndïpa

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Yângâ tî Estonïi

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Pandôo

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pass \sêndagô ?\

  1. pasapöro

Yângâ tî Âzûâ Feroe

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Pandôo

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pass \sêndagô ?\

  1. pasapöro

Yângâ tî Nörvêzi (bokmål)

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Pandôo

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pass \sêndagô ?\

  1. pasapöro

Yângâ tî Nörvêzi (nynorsk)

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Pandôo

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pass \sêndagô ?\

  1. pasapöro

Yângâ tî Sueduäa

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Pandôo 1

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pass \sêndagô ?\ linô wâwa

  1. (Lëngö-ködörö) pasapöro
    • Han har ett pass.
    1. mbëtï-tambûla