How to Say ‘Can I see your passport?’ in Portuguese
Posso ver o seu passaporte?
POH-soo vehr oo say-oo pahs-sa-POR-t
[POH-soo vehr oo say-oo pahs-sa-POR-t]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: This is a normal polite request from staff, not especially formal or cold. In Portugal, service interactions often sound direct in wording but are still perfectly courteous.
Phrase Breakdown
Posso ver
POH-soo vehr
May I see
A polite way to ask permission to look at something.
Posso ver o seu bilhete?
May I see your ticket?
Words in this phrase
Posso
[POH-soo]
can I; may I
Polite expression used to ask permission.
Posso ver a reserva também?
May I see the reservation too?
ver
[vehr]
see
Verb meaning to see or check visually.
Preciso de ver o documento.
I need to see the document.
O seu passaporte?
oo say-oo pahs-sa-POR-t
Your passport?
Polite form of 'your', used with strangers or in formal situations.
Tem o seu passaporte consigo?
Do you have your passport with you?
Words in this phrase
o
[oo]
the
Masculine singular definite article.
O seu documento está aqui.
Your document is here.
seu
[say-oo]
your
Possessive adjective meaning your.
O seu voo sai cedo.
Your flight leaves early.
passaporte
[pahs-sa-POR-t]
passport
Official travel identification document.
Traga o passaporte na mão.
Bring the passport in your hand.
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