How to Say ‘Here is my boarding pass.’ in Mexican Spanish
Aquí está mi pase de abordar.
ah-KEE eh-STAH mee PAH-seh deh ah-bohr-DAR
[ah-KEE eh-STAH mee PAH-seh deh ah-bohr-DAR]
Phrase Breakdown
Aquí
[ah-KEE]
here
Used to indicate something is in this place.
Aquí está mi asiento en el boleto.
Here is my seat on the ticket.
está
[eh-STAH]
is
Form of estar used to present or locate something.
La sala está al final del pasillo.
The waiting area is at the end of the hallway.
mi
[mee]
my
Possessive word showing something belongs to me.
Mi puerta cambió.
My gate changed.
pase
[PAH-seh]
pass
In this context, part of the phrase for boarding pass.
Necesito mi pase para entrar.
I need my pass to enter.
de
[deh]
of
Common connector word meaning of or from.
La puerta de salida está lejos.
The departure gate is far.
abordar
[ah-bohr-DAR]
to board
Verb meaning to get on a plane; used in the phrase pase de abordar.
Van a abordar en diez minutos.
They are going to board in ten minutes.
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