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How to Say ‘I have my passport ready.’ in German

Ich habe meinen Pass bereit.

ikh HAH-buh MY-nen pahs buh-RYTE

[ikh HAH-buh MY-nen pahs buh-RYTE]

💬 Usage Tip: German often says [etwas bereit haben] for 'to have something ready.' You can swap the object easily: [Ich habe meinen Ausweis bereit.]

Phrase Breakdown

Ich habe

ikh HAH-buh

I have

Basic verb construction with haben.

Example

Ich habe Zeit.

I have time.

Words in this phrase

Ich

[ikh]

I

First-person singular pronoun for the speaker.

Example

Ich warte am Gate.

I am waiting at the gate.

habe

[HAH-buh]

have

Verb used for possession.

Example

Ich habe meine Bordkarte hier.

I have my boarding pass here.

Meinen Pass

MY-nen pahs

my passport

Possessive phrase in the accusative case; Pass means passport.

Example

Ich brauche meinen Pass.

I need my passport.

Words in this phrase

meinen

[MY-nen]

my

Possessive adjective showing ownership; masculine accusative form.

Example

Ich finde meinen Sitz später.

I will find my seat later.

Pass

[pahs]

passport

Travel ID document needed for international flights.

Example

Mein Pass liegt in der Tasche.

My passport is in the bag.

bereit

[buh-RYTE]

ready

Prepared and easy to show or use.

Example

Die Bordkarte ist bereit.

The boarding pass is ready.

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