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How to Say ‘Here's your boarding pass.’ in German

Hier ist Ihre Bordkarte.

heer ist EE-re BORT-kar-teh

[heer ist EE-re BORT-kar-teh]

Phrase Breakdown

Hier ist

heer ist

Here is

Used when handing something to someone. 'hier' has a long 'ee' sound.

Example

Hier ist der Schlüssel.

Here is the key.

Words in this phrase

Hier

[heer]

here

Refers to this place or location.

Example

Von hier ist das Museum nah.

From here the museum is near.

ist

[ist]

Ist is the third-person singular form of sein, meaning is.

Example

Ist das alles für Sie?

Is that all for you?

Ihre Bordkarte.

EE-re BORT-kar-teh

your boarding pass.

'Ihre' is the formal 'your' for a feminine noun. 'Bordkarte' is stressed on 'BORD'.

Example

Zeigen Sie bitte Ihre Bordkarte.

Please show your boarding pass.

Words in this phrase

Ihre

[EE-re]

your (formal)

Belonging to or associated with the person or people being spoken to formally.

Example

Ihre Meinung zählt.

Your opinion matters.

Bordkarte

[BORT-kar-teh]

boarding pass

Feminine noun; the card you need to board the plane.

Example

Ich habe meine Bordkarte verloren.

I lost my boarding pass.

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