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pacito
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Im spanish and I have no clue what are you talking about... pasito would be a small step, despacito would be a diminutive for despacio which would make the word more formal. But just pacito is not even a word
Synonyms of pacito are  despacio despacito paso pasito
 Used in US as well

"NEVER? Not a real word"

  




Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

In Colombia the correct term is pasito, with s. Step diminutive. It means soft, gently, calm. It also means quietly or silently, without making noise (and in this case could be accepted with c, as a derivative of peace, calm, silence) . Name of a Colombian bamboo by Rafael Godoy.

  


furoya

In addition to the aforementioned "despacito" apheresis, it could also be a very colloquial masculinized form for the diminutive of peace "pacesita", so we should consider whether the very Colombian phrase "let's have a pass" does not have a misspelling.

  


Manuel Penichet P

It is likely that it is a name or nickname. It can also be a misspelled word. Example: pacito instead of pasito. Step is the diminutive of step.

  


Manuel Penichet P

It was already answered in previous question.

  


Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Pacito is aphaeresis of slowly, which in turn is the diminutive form of slowly.

  



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