How to Say ‘Here's the pass.’ in Portuguese
Aqui tem o cartão.
ah-KEE tayng oo kar-TOWN
[ah-KEE tayng oo kar-TOWN]
Phrase Breakdown
Aqui tem
ah-KEE tayng
Here you have
This is a common way to hand something over. Say 'a-KEE TAYM', with a nasal 'tem'.
Aqui tem o troco.
Here's your change.
Words in this phrase
Aqui
[ah-KEE]
here
A location word meaning 'here,' referring to the place where the speaker is.
Senta-te aqui, por favor.
Sit here, please.
tem
[tayng]
you have / has
Form of ter used to point out a quality someone has.
Tem começa “Tem uma ótima voz.”
You have begins “You have a great voice.”
o cartão.
oo kar-TOWN
the card (boarding pass).
Say 'oo kar-TOWNG'. The 'ão' is a nasal 'ow' sound, and here 'cartão' means the boarding pass.
Mostre o cartão, por favor.
Show the card, please.
Words in this phrase
o
[oo]
the
Masculine singular definite article, used before masculine nouns.
O aniversário é em maio.
The birthday is in May.
cartão
[kar-TOWN]
card
A debit or credit card used for payment.
Como só tinha cartão comigo, perguntei: "Aceita pagamento por cartão?"
Since I only had a card with me, I asked: "Do you accept payment by card?"
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