How to Say ‘Here is my passport.’ in Italian
Ecco il mio passaporto.
EHK-koh eel MEE-oh pahs-sah-POR-toh
[EHK-koh eel MEE-oh pahs-sah-POR-toh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Handing over documents with [Ecco il mio passaporto] sounds natural and polite at a desk or control point. Italians often use [ecco] when physically presenting something, not just to mean "here."
Phrase Breakdown
Ecco
[EHK-koh]
here is
A common word used when handing something over or showing it to someone.
Ecco il mio passaporto per il controllo.
Here is my passport for the inspection.
il
[eel]
the
Masculine singular definite article used before a noun.
Il mio passaporto è nella borsa.
My passport is in the bag.
mio
[MEE-oh]
my
Possessive adjective showing something belongs to the speaker.
Questo è il mio passaporto italiano.
This is my Italian passport.
passaporto
[pahs-sah-POR-toh]
passport
An official travel document used for identification when flying internationally.
Il passaporto è necessario per questo volo.
The passport is necessary for this flight.
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