How to Say ‘And also your passport?’ in Portuguese
E também o seu passaporte?
ee tahm-BAYNG oo seh-oo pahs-uh-POR-tuh
[ee tahm-BAYNG oo seh-oo pahs-uh-POR-tuh]
💬 Usage Tip: [o seu] can mean 'your' in polite speech, but also 'his/her'. In real situations the context usually makes it clear: at the gate, [o seu passaporte] means your passport.
Phrase Breakdown
E
[ee]
and
Connects this request to the previous one.
E depois siga para a porta 12.
And then go to gate 12.
também
[tahm-BAYNG]
also
Adds another item or request.
Preciso também do seu bilhete.
I also need your ticket.
o
[oo]
the
Masculine singular article.
O documento está válido.
The document is valid.
seu
[seh-oo]
your
Possessive meaning belonging to the person being spoken to.
O seu voo parte às onze.
Your flight leaves at eleven.
passaporte
[pahs-uh-POR-tuh]
passport
Official travel document used for identification.
O passaporte tem de estar válido.
The passport has to be valid.
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