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How to Say ‘Here's my passport’ in Italian

Ecco il passaporto

EK-koh eel pahs-sah-POR-toh

[EK-koh eel pahs-sah-POR-toh]

💬 Usage Tip: Italian says il passaporto "the passport" where English says "my passport", since whose it is is obvious. Same with ecco il biglietto.

Phrase Breakdown

Ecco

[EK-koh]

here is

Used to present something to someone.

Example

Ecco la tua ricevuta.

Here is your receipt.

[eel]

the

Masculine singular definite article.

Example

Oggi è il compleanno di Marco.

Today is Marco's birthday.

passaporto

[pahs-sah-POR-toh]

passport

An official travel document used for identification and international travel.

Example

Il passaporto è nella mia borsa.

The passport is in my bag.

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