How to Say ‘Do you have your passport?’ in French
Tu as ton passeport ?
too ah tohn pass-por
[too ah tohn pass-por]
💬 Usage Tip: French often asks yes/no questions just by keeping normal word order and using your voice to rise at the end: [Tu as ton passeport ?] This is very common in speech beside more formal patterns like [As-tu ton passeport ?].
🇫🇷 In France: With strangers in France, [tu] can sound too familiar unless the context clearly makes that normal. At an airport, staff would normally use [vous], so this sounds more like family or travel companions talking.
Phrase Breakdown
Tu
[too]
you
Informal singular 'you', used in casual conversation.
Tu es prêt pour le contrôle ?
Are you ready for the check?
as
[ah]
have
From the verb 'avoir'; used to ask if someone possesses something.
Tu as aussi ta carte d'embarquement ?
Do you also have your boarding pass?
ton
[tohn]
your
Possessive adjective for an informal singular 'you', before a masculine singular noun.
Ton billet est dans ta poche ?
Is your ticket in your pocket?
passeport
[pass-por]
passport
An official travel document you need for international travel.
Le passeport est nécessaire pour ce vol.
The passport is necessary for this flight.
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