How to Say ‘And the passport, please.’ in Portuguese
E o passaporte, se faz favor.
eh oo pa-sa-POR-teh sih fahz fah-vor
[eh oo pa-sa-POR-teh sih fahz fah-vor]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: se faz favor is the everyday "please" in Portugal, and it's more typical there than por favor. Staff use it constantly.
Phrase Breakdown
E o passaporte,
eh oo pa-sa-POR-teh
And the passport,
'E o' blends into one quick sound, 'ee-oo'. Stress 'passaPORte'.
E o passaporte, onde está?
And the passport, where is it?
Words in this phrase
E
[eh]
and / what about
In conversation, 'e' often introduces a follow-up question like 'and what about...?'.
E o teu pai faz anos quando?
And when is your father's birthday?
o
[oo]
the
Masculine singular definite article, used before masculine nouns.
O aniversário é em maio.
The birthday is in May.
passaporte
[pa-sa-POR-teh]
passport
Masculine noun for the official travel identity document.
Tenho o passaporte na mala.
I have my passport in the bag.
se faz favor.
sih fahz fah-vor
please
A very typical Portuguese way to say 'please'. It is often said quickly, like 'sfash-fa-VOR'.
Um café, se faz favor.
A coffee, please.
Words in this phrase
se
[sih]
if
Conjunction used to introduce a condition.
Se usarmos poucas formas, o gráfico melhora.
If we use few shapes, the chart improves.
faz
[fahz]
does / makes
Part of the set expression used politely in Portugal.
Em Um galão, se faz favor., faz pertence à expressão fixa.
In A galão, please., faz belongs to the fixed expression.
favor
[fah-vor]
Favor
A kind act or assistance provided to someone.
Ela fez um Favor para o motorista do táxi.
She did a favor for the taxi driver.
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