Passais

Passais is the second-person plural simple past form of the French verb passer. The verb passer has a wide range of meanings, including: to pass, to go by, to spend (time), to pass (an exam), to happen, to put on (clothing), and to hand over. Therefore, passais translates to "you passed," "you went by," "you spent," "you passed (an exam)," "you happened," "you put on," or "you handed over," depending on the context of the sentence. This form is used in formal contexts or in literature. In modern spoken French, it is more common to use the passé composé (e.g., "vous avez passé") to express the past tense. The passais form, being part of the passé simple, is primarily found in written narratives.