How to Say ‘Here's your passport back.’ in Mexican Spanish
Le devuelvo su pasaporte.
leh deh-BWEHL-boh soo pah-sah-POHR-teh
[leh deh-BWEHL-boh soo pah-sah-POHR-teh]
Phrase Breakdown
Le devuelvo
leh deh-BWEHL-boh
I'm giving back to you
'Devolver' means 'to return something'. 'Le' means 'to you' in the formal register. Stress 'VUEL': de-VUEL-vo.
Le devuelvo su cambio.
Here's your change back.
Words in this phrase
Le
[leh]
to you (formal)
Indirect object pronoun for formal 'usted'.
¿Le traigo algo más?
Can I bring you anything else?
devuelvo
[deh-BWEHL-boh]
I return / I give back
First person of 'devolver', to give something back.
Mañana te devuelvo el libro.
I'll give you back the book tomorrow.
su pasaporte.
soo pah-sah-POHR-teh
your passport.
This is the object being returned. 'Su' is the formal 'your'.
No olvide su pasaporte.
Don't forget your passport.
Words in this phrase
su
[soo]
your / its
A formal possessive used when speaking respectfully to someone about their company.
Me interesa conocer Su empresa y sus valores.
I am interested in getting to know your company and its values.
pasaporte
[pah-sah-POHR-teh]
passport
Official travel identity document.
Mi pasaporte está en la mochila.
My passport is in the backpack.
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