How to Say ‘Here's my boarding pass.’ in Mexican Spanish
Aquí está mi pase de abordar.
ah-KEE eh-STAH mee PAH-seh deh ah-bor-DAR
[ah-KEE eh-STAH mee PAH-seh deh ah-bor-DAR]
💬 Usage Tip: Mexico says pase de abordar for boarding pass. In Spain it's tarjeta de embarque "boarding card", which you may also see printed on airline paperwork.
Phrase Breakdown
Aquí está
ah-KEE eh-STAH
Here is
Use this when handing something over. Stress the end of each word: 'ah-KEE ehs-TAH'.
Aquí está mi pasaporte.
Here is my passport.
Words in this phrase
Aquí
[ah-KEE]
here
An adverb meaning 'here.'
Aquí está la entrada.
Here is the entrance.
está
[eh-STAH]
is
A form of 'estar' meaning 'is,' used for location or temporary states.
Está cerca del hotel.
It is near the hotel.
mi pase de abordar.
mee PAH-seh deh ah-bor-DAR
my boarding pass.
'Pase de abordar' is the Mexican term for boarding pass. Keep it as one unit.
Perdí mi pase de abordar.
I lost my boarding pass.
Words in this phrase
mi
[mee]
my
A possessive word used to show something belongs to me.
Mi familia celebra muchos cumpleaños.
My family celebrates many birthdays.
pase
[PAH-seh]
pass
Noun meaning a permit or ticket; 'pase de abordar' is a boarding pass in Mexico.
Necesito mi pase para entrar.
I need my pass to get in.
de
[deh]
for / of
Preposition linking nouns; here it shows purpose: a pass for boarding.
Es una sala de espera.
It's a waiting room.
abordar
[ah-bor-DAR]
boarding (to board)
Infinitive used after 'de' to describe the pass's purpose.
Muestre su pase de abordar, por favor.
Show your boarding pass, please.
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