How do you say "Here is my ticket." in French?

"Here is my ticket." in French is "Voici mon billet.". This phrase is commonly used in France.

What does "Voici mon billet." mean in English?

"Voici mon billet." means "Here is my ticket." in English.

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How to Say ‘Here is my ticket.’ in French

Voici mon billet.

vwah-see mohn bee-yay

[vwah-see mohn bee-yay]

Phrase Breakdown

Voici

[vwah-see]

here is

Used when handing or showing something to someone.

Example

Voici mon billet.

Here is my ticket.

mon

[mohn]

Possessive adjective used before a masculine singular noun.

Example

Voici mon billet.

Here is my ticket.

billet

[bee-yay]

ticket

A travel ticket, boarding ticket, or reservation document.

Example

Voici mon billet.

Here is my ticket.

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