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How to Say ‘Here is my passport.’ in Japanese

これが私のパスポートです。

kore ga watashi no pasupooto desu

[koh-reh gah wah-tah-shee noh pah-spoh-toh dess]

💬 Usage Tip: [これ] means "this," so [これが私のパスポートです] is literally "this is my passport." The [が] points to the thing you're identifying right now.

Phrase Breakdown

これが

kore ga

this is

Introduces the item you are showing.

Example

これが私の荷物です。

This is my luggage.

Words in this phrase

これ

kore

[koh-reh]

this

Used to refer to something near the speaker.

Example

これは新しいバッグです。

This is a new bag.

ga

[gah]

subject marker

A particle that marks the subject of the sentence.

Example

これが私の席です。

This is my seat.

私の

watashi no

my

Possessive expression meaning something belongs to you.

Example

私のバッグです。

It is my bag.

Words in this phrase

watashi

[wah-tah-shee]

I; me

A common polite word for 'I' or 'me.'

Example

私は日本へ行きます。

I am going to Japan.

no

[noh]

of

A particle showing possession or connection.

Example

私のチケットです。

It is my ticket.

パスポートです。

pasupooto desu

passport

The item being identified.

Example

パスポートです。

It is a passport.

Words in this phrase

パスポート

pasupooto

[pah-spoh-toh]

passport

The document used for international travel.

Example

パスポートはここにあります。

The passport is here.

です

desu

[dess]

is; am; are

The polite form of 'to be.'

Example

これは大切です。

This is important.

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