How to Say ‘Your boarding pass.’ in Portuguese
O seu cartão de embarque.
oo say-oo kar-TAHNG duh em-bar-k
[oo say-oo kar-TAHNG duh em-bar-k]
💬 Usage Tip: [Seu / sua] can mean [your], but in Portugal you'll often also hear [o seu / a sua] with the article in front. The same pattern shows up in [a sua mala] or [o seu passaporte].
Phrase Breakdown
O
[oo]
the
Masculine singular definite article used before a noun.
No balcão, disseram: «O seu cartão de embarque está pronto.»
At the counter, they said: "Your boarding pass is ready."
seu
[say-oo]
your
Possessive form used politely or formally to mean something belongs to you.
A funcionária mostrou: «O seu cartão de embarque está aqui.»
The employee showed: "Your boarding pass is here."
cartão
[kar-TAHNG]
card
Means card; in this phrase it is part of "boarding pass."
No aeroporto, guardei o cartão de embarque no bolso.
At the airport, I kept the boarding pass in my pocket.
de
[duh]
of
A very common preposition used to connect words, like "of" in English.
A frase «cartão de embarque» usa de para ligar as palavras.
The phrase "boarding pass" uses de to connect the words.
embarque
[em-bar-k]
boarding
Refers to boarding the plane; used in the expression "cartão de embarque."
Antes da porta, mostrei o cartão de embarque à funcionária.
Before the gate, I showed the boarding pass to the employee.
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