How is the phrase pasarse por casa translated from Spanish to English
Visitar a alguien en su casa.
To visit someone at their home.
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Visitar a alguien en su casa.
To visit someone at their home.
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See how the word “pasarse por casa” is used in sentences
Pásate por casa a cenar el domingo. — Come over for dinner on Sunday.
¿Puedes venir a casa más tarde? — Can you come over later today?
Lo invadió una ola de tristeza. — A wave of sadness came over him.
Mi primo se pasó por casa a ver el partido. — My cousin came over to watch the game.
Los invité a venir a casa este fin de semana. — I invited them to come over this weekend.
¿Qué te invadió ayer en el trabajo? — What came over you yesterday at work?
¿Puedo pasarme por tu casa después del trabajo? — Can I come over after work?
¿Por qué no vienes a casa a cenar? — Why don’t you come over for dinner?
Ojalá no vuelva a invadirme. — Please let it not come over me again.
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