How to Say ‘Your boarding passes’ in French
Vos cartes d'embarquement
voh kart d ahn-bar-kuh-mahn
[voh kart d ahn-bar-kuh-mahn]
💬 Usage Tip: The little [d'] in [cartes d'embarquement] is short for [de] before a vowel, so it cannot stand alone here. You will see the same joining in [salle d'embarquement] and [carte d'identité].
Phrase Breakdown
Vos
[voh]
your
Plural possessive adjective used with plural nouns in a formal or informal context.
Vos cartes d'embarquement sont prêtes.
Your boarding passes are ready.
cartes
[kart]
cards / passes
Plural of carte; here it refers to boarding passes.
Vos cartes d'embarquement sont sur le comptoir.
Your boarding passes are on the counter.
d'embarquement
d ahn-bar-kuh-mahn
for boarding
This describes the cards; it comes from « embarquer », meaning to board a plane or boat.
La porte d'embarquement.
The boarding gate.
Words in this phrase
d'
[d]
of
Contracted form of de before a vowel; links cartes and embarquement.
Vos cartes d'embarquement sont imprimées.
Your boarding passes are printed.
embarquement
[ahn-bar-kuh-mahn]
boarding
Refers to getting on the plane; used in the expression carte d'embarquement.
Vos cartes d'embarquement indiquent la porte.
Your boarding passes show the gate.
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