How to Say ‘Here is my boarding pass.’ in Japanese
これが私の搭乗券です。
kore ga watashi no toujou ken desu
[koh-reh gah wah-tah-shee noh toh-joh ken deh-soo]
💬 Usage Tip: [これが] is a very common pattern when handing something over: [これが私の搭乗券です。] You can use the same shape with other documents, like [これが私の予約確認です。]
Phrase Breakdown
これが
kore ga
this is
Used when presenting something.
これが私の席です。
This is my seat.
Words in this phrase
これ
kore
[koh-reh]
this
A pronoun meaning "this," used to point to something near the speaker.
これは私のバッグです。
This is my bag.
が
ga
[gah]
subject marker
A particle that marks the subject of the sentence.
これが搭乗券です。
This is the boarding pass.
私の
watashi no
my
Shows ownership.
私の搭乗券です。
It is my boarding pass.
Words in this phrase
私
watashi
[wah-tah-shee]
I; me
A pronoun meaning "I" or "me." In polite contexts, it means "my" with の.
私の便は遅れています。
My flight is delayed.
の
no
[noh]
's; of
A particle showing possession or connection, like "of" or apostrophe-s in English.
私の搭乗券です。
It is my boarding pass.
搭乗券です。
toujou ken desu
boarding pass
The item being shown or identified.
搭乗券です。
It is a boarding pass.
Words in this phrase
搭乗
toujou
[toh-joh]
boarding
Refers to getting on a plane. Often used in airport expressions like boarding gate or boarding time.
搭乗はもう始まっています。
Boarding has already started.
券
ken
[ken]
ticket
Means a ticket or certificate. In 搭乗券, it forms "boarding pass."
この券を見せてください。
Please show this ticket.
です
desu
[deh-soo]
is; am; are
A polite copula used to say something "is" something.
これは出口です。
This is the exit.
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