How to Say ‘Here is my boarding pass.’ in Portuguese
Aqui está o meu cartão de embarque.
ah-KEE esh-TAH oo may-oo kar-TAWNG duh em-bar-khuh
[ah-KEE esh-TAH oo may-oo kar-TAWNG duh em-bar-khuh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Cartão] is pronounced with a nasal [ão] at the end, roughly like (kart-OWNG) but through the nose. That same sound comes up in many airport words, like [balcão].
Phrase Breakdown
Aqui
[ah-KEE]
here
Used to indicate something is in this place or being handed over now.
Aqui está a minha identificação.
Here is my identification.
está
[esh-TAH]
is
Form of the verb 'estar', often used in expressions like 'here is'.
O seu lugar está junto à janela.
Your seat is by the window.
o
[oo]
the
Masculine singular definite article, used before a masculine noun.
O voo sai do terminal dois.
The flight leaves from terminal two.
meu
[may-oo]
my
Possessive word used to show something belongs to the speaker.
O meu lugar é no corredor.
My seat is in the aisle.
cartão
[kar-TAWNG]
card / pass
Literally 'card'; in this phrase it refers to a boarding pass.
O cartão está dobrado dentro do passaporte.
The card is folded inside the passport.
de
[duh]
of
Preposition linking two words, often translated as 'of'.
A porta de embarque mudou há pouco.
The boarding gate changed a moment ago.
embarque
[em-bar-khuh]
boarding
Refers to getting onto the plane; part of the phrase 'boarding pass'.
O embarque começa dentro de dez minutos.
Boarding starts in ten minutes.
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