How to Say ‘Boarding pass’ in Japanese
搭乗券
toujou ken
[toujou ken]
💬 Usage Tip: [券] at the end of a word means a ticket or pass: [搭乗券], [入場券]. Once you know that, many travel words become easier to guess.
Phrase Breakdown
搭乗
toujou
[toujou]
boarding
Refers to boarding a plane.
搭乗券を出します。
I will take out my boarding pass.
券
ken
[ken]
ticket; pass
A ticket or pass, here part of boarding pass.
搭乗券を見せます。
I will show my boarding pass.
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