How do you say "I have my boarding pass here." in Mexican Spanish?

"I have my boarding pass here." in Mexican Spanish is "Tengo mi pase aquí.". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

What does "Tengo mi pase aquí." mean in English?

"Tengo mi pase aquí." means "I have my boarding pass here." in English.

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How to Say ‘I have my boarding pass here.’ in Mexican Spanish

Tengo mi pase aquí.

TEN-goh mee PAH-seh ah-KEE

[TEN-goh mee PAH-seh ah-KEE]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: At a gate, people may say [pase] for your boarding pass in context, even though elsewhere it can mean other kinds of pass or ticket. If you want to be extra clear, you can say [pase de abordar].

Phrase Breakdown

Tengo

[TEN-goh]

I have

Used to say you possess or are holding something.

Example

Tengo todo listo para abordar.

I have everything ready to board.

Mi pase aquí.

mee PAH-seh ah-KEE

my boarding pass here

Refers to the boarding pass being shown or held nearby.

Example

Tengo mi pase aquí en la mano.

I have my boarding pass here in my hand.

Words in this phrase

[mee]

Shows possession in the first person.

Example

Mi asiento está cerca de la ventana.

My seat is near the window.

pase

[PAH-seh]

boarding pass

The pass shown before entering the plane.

Example

El pase tiene el número de asiento.

The boarding pass has the seat number.

aquí

[ah-KEE]

here

Used to indicate location close to the speaker.

Example

Aquí está mi documento.

Here is my document.

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