How to Say ‘Here is my boarding pass.’ in Italian
Ecco la mia carta d'imbarco.
EHK-koh lah MEE-ah KAR-tah d eem-BAR-koh
[EHK-koh lah MEE-ah KAR-tah d eem-BAR-koh]
💬 Usage Tip: [mia] changes with the thing owned: [il mio passaporto] but [la mia carta]. The possessive has to match the noun, not the speaker.
Phrase Breakdown
Ecco
[EHK-koh]
here is
Used to present or hand over something politely.
Ecco la mia carta d'imbarco e il documento.
Here is my boarding pass and my ID.
la
[lah]
the
Feminine singular definite article used before a noun.
La carta d'imbarco è pronta.
The boarding pass is ready.
mia
[MEE-ah]
my
Feminine possessive adjective showing ownership by the speaker.
Questa è la mia carta d'imbarco.
This is my boarding pass.
carta
[KAR-tah]
card
Literally means card; in this phrase it forms part of 'boarding pass.'
La carta d'imbarco è sul telefono.
The boarding pass is on the phone.
d'
[d]
of
Contracted preposition used before a vowel; here it links 'card' and 'boarding.'
La carta d'imbarco è digitale.
The boarding pass is digital.
imbarco
[eem-BAR-koh]
boarding
Refers to getting on the plane; in this context it is part of 'boarding pass.'
L'imbarco inizia tra dieci minuti.
Boarding starts in ten minutes.
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