How to Say ‘And my ticket.’ in Mexican Spanish
Y mi boleto.
ee mee boh-LEH-toh
[ee mee boh-LEH-toh]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This sounds natural if you are physically handing over the ticket right after the passport. By itself, it feels like adding one more item, not starting a new request.
Phrase Breakdown
Y
[ee]
and
Adds another document after giving the passport.
Y mi boleto, también está listo.
And my ticket is also ready.
Mi boleto
mee boh-LEH-toh
my ticket
Refers to the travel ticket, such as a plane ticket.
Aquí está mi boleto.
Here is my ticket.
Words in this phrase
mi
[mee]
my
Shows the ticket belongs to the speaker.
Y mi boleto está en esta carpeta.
And my ticket is in this folder.
boleto
[boh-LEH-toh]
ticket
The travel ticket being given along with the passport.
Y mi boleto tiene el número de asiento.
And my ticket has the seat number.
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