How to Say ‘Your passport’ in German
Ihren Pass
EE-ren pahs
[EE-ren pahs]
💬 Usage Tip: 'Ihren' is the formal possessive form here. It changes because of grammar case—German articles love to dress up.
🇩🇪 In Germany: In formal settings, staff will often use polite possessive forms like this when requesting documents.
Phrase Breakdown
Ihren
[EE-ren]
your
Formal possessive form meaning your, used here with a masculine object.
Bitte zeigen Sie Ihren Ausweis.
Please show your ID.
Pass
[pahs]
passport
Official travel document; also used at immigration offices.
Mein Pass ist in meiner Tasche.
My passport is in my bag.
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