How to Say ‘Yes, here's the passport.’ in Italian
Sì, ecco il passaporto.
see EK-koh eel pahs-sah-POR-toh
[see EK-koh eel pahs-sah-POR-toh]
Phrase Breakdown
Sì, ecco
see EK-koh
Yes, here is
'Sì' means 'yes', and 'ecco' is used when handing something over: see, EK-koh.
Sì, ecco le chiavi.
Yes, here are the keys.
Words in this phrase
Sì
[see]
yes
A basic word used to say 'yes' in Italian.
Sì, la maglietta blu mi piace.
Yes, I like the blue T-shirt.
ecco
[EK-koh]
here is
Used to present something to someone.
Ecco la tua ricevuta.
Here is your receipt.
il passaporto.
eel pahs-sah-POR-toh
the passport.
The article 'il' goes with the noun. Say: eel pas-sah-POR-toh.
Il passaporto è scaduto.
The passport has expired.
Words in this phrase
il
[eel]
the
Masculine singular definite article.
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.
Il passaporto è nella mia borsa.
The passport is in my bag.
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