How to Say ‘boarding pass’ in Italian
carta d'imbarco
KAR-tah d eem-BAR-koh
[KAR-tah d eem-BAR-koh]
💬 Usage Tip: [di] + [imbarco] becomes [d'imbarco] before a vowel. You'll see the same squeeze in phrases like [l'aeroporto] and [un'amica].
Phrase Breakdown
carta
[KAR-tah]
card
Here it means the document card used for boarding, as part of 'boarding pass'.
La carta d'imbarco è pronta.
The boarding pass is ready.
d'
[d]
of
A shortened form of 'di', meaning 'of', used before a vowel.
La carta d'imbarco è sul banco.
The boarding pass is on the counter.
imbarco
[eem-BAR-koh]
boarding
Refers to getting onto the plane; part of the phrase 'boarding pass'.
Controllano l'imbarco al gate.
They check boarding at the gate.
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