How to Say ‘Your passport, please.’ in French
Votre passeport, s'il vous plaît.
vot-ruh pahs-POR s eel voo pleh
[vot-ruh pahs-POR s eel voo pleh]
💬 Usage Tip: Votre goes with vous. Use it with anyone you'd address formally, like votre nom "your name".
Phrase Breakdown
Votre passeport,
vot-ruh pahs-POR
Your passport,
'Votre' is the polite 'your'. Pronounce it 'vo-tre pass-por'. The final 't' is silent.
Votre passeport est expiré.
Your passport has expired.
Words in this phrase
Votre
[vot-ruh]
your
Belonging to you.
Votre voiture est là.
Your car is there.
passeport
[pahs-POR]
passport
Official travel identity document; masculine noun.
J'ai oublié mon passeport.
I forgot my passport.
s'il vous plaît.
s eel voo pleh
please.
This is the polite form of 'please'. Say it as 'sil-vou-plè'.
Un café, s'il vous plaît.
A coffee, please.
Words in this phrase
s'
[s]
if
Shortened form of 'si' before 'il', used in 's'il vous plaît'.
Viens s'il fait beau.
Come if the weather is nice.
il
[eel]
it (impersonal)
Impersonal subject used with verbs like 'rester' meaning 'there is left'.
Il reste du pain.
There is some bread left.
vous
[voo]
to you
Indirect object pronoun: the person receiving something.
Je vous donne la monnaie.
I give you the change.
plaît
[pleh]
pleases / is liked
From the verb 'plaire'; it means something is pleasing or appealing.
Ça me plaît quand l'équipe est ouverte.
I like it when the team is open.
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