pass it on barbarian
The German phrase 'Weitergeben' translates to 'pass it on' in English. It is used in the context of sharing or distributing something, such as information or an object, from one person to another. In the phrase 'pass it on barbarian', it suggests that the speaker is urging someone to share something with someone else.
I want to pass on the knowledge I have acquired to future generations.
In this context, 'Weitergeben' is used to convey the idea of passing along or transferring something to someone else, in this case, knowledge to future generations.
Please do not pass the information on to third parties.
Here, 'Weitergeben' is used in a request or command to not pass on or share certain information with others, specifically third parties.
We will pass on your request to the responsible employee.
In this sentence, 'Weitergeben' is utilized in the context of transferring a request (for example, in a business or customer service setting) to another person, here, to a responsible employee.