How to Say ‘Boarding pass’ in Mexican Spanish
Pase de abordar
PAH-seh deh ah-bohr-DAR
[PAH-seh deh ah-bohr-DAR]
💬 Usage Tip: Mexico says pase de abordar, with abordar meaning "to board." In Spain you'd hear tarjeta de embarque instead.
Phrase Breakdown
Pase
[PAH-seh]
pass
A document allowing entry; here, part of 'boarding pass'.
Necesito mi pase para entrar.
I need my pass to enter.
de
[deh]
Of
Expresses the relationship between a part and a whole.
El clima de hoy es agradable.
The weather of today is nice.
abordar
[ah-bohr-DAR]
to board
To get on a plane; 'pase de abordar' is Mexican for boarding pass.
Vamos a abordar el avión.
We are going to board the plane.
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