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How to Say ‘Here is my passport.’ in German

Hier ist mein Pass.

heer ist mine pahss

[heer ist mine pahss]

💬 Usage Tip: Pass means passport, not a pass or ticket. An ID card is a Ausweis "ID card".

Phrase Breakdown

Hier ist

heer ist

Here is

Use this when you hand something over. 'Hier' sounds like 'here' with a long 'ee'.

Example

Hier ist das Formular.

Here is the form.

Words in this phrase

Hier

[heer]

here

Refers to this place, such as the current event or location.

Example

Es ist gut, hier neue Leute kennenzulernen.

It is good to meet new people here.

ist

[ist]

A form of the verb 'sein' used for singular subjects.

Example

Für viele Bewerber Ist ein gutes Teamklima entscheidend.

For many applicants, a good team climate is crucial.

mein Pass.

mine pahss

my passport

'Pass' is short for 'Reisepass'. Use a short 'a' and a sharp 's'.

Example

Wo ist mein Pass?

Where is my passport?

Words in this phrase

mein

[mine]

'Mein' means 'my' and refers to something belonging to the speaker.

Example

Ja, mein Bruder auch freut sich auf die WM.

Yes, my brother is also looking forward to the World Cup.

Pass

[pahss]

passport

Official travel identity document (short for Reisepass).

Example

Mein Pass ist noch gültig.

My passport is still valid.

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