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How to Say ‘Here's the boarding pass.’ in Italian

Ecco la carta d'imbarco.

EHK-koh lah KAR-tah d eem-BAR-koh

[EHK-koh lah KAR-tah d eem-BAR-koh]

💬 Usage Tip: Ecco means "here is" when you hand something over, with no verb needed. Ecco il biglietto "here's the ticket".

Phrase Breakdown

Ecco

[EHK-koh]

Here you go

Used when handing something to someone.

Example

Ecco a lei il suo biscotto.

Here is your biscuit.

la carta d'imbarco.

lah KAR-tah d eem-BAR-koh

the boarding pass.

'Carta' means 'card' and 'd'imbarco' means 'of boarding'. Link the words: dee-BAR-koh.

Example

Ho perso la carta d'imbarco.

I lost the boarding pass.

Words in this phrase

[lah]

The

Definite article used to specify something.

Example

La prossima settimana andremo in vacanza.

Next week we are going on vacation.

carta

[KAR-tah]

card

Usually means a bank card or credit/debit card in payment situations.

Example

Per pagare il taxi, uso la parola "carta" in "La carta".

To pay for the taxi, I use the word "card" in "La carta."

[d]

Used to indicate relationship or origin.

Example

Grazie per d'aiuto.

Thanks for the help.

imbarco

[eem-BAR-koh]

boarding

Masculine noun for getting on a plane; with carta it forms 'boarding pass'.

Example

Il gate d'imbarco è chiuso.

The boarding gate is closed.

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