How to Say ‘And the passport, please.’ in Portuguese
E o passaporte, se faz favor.
ee oo pah-sah-POR-teh seh fahz fah-VOR
[ee oo pah-sah-POR-teh seh fahz fah-VOR]
Phrase Breakdown
E o passaporte,
ee oo pah-sah-POR-teh
And the passport,
'E o' blends into one sound, like 'iu'. Say 'pa-sa-PÓR-t(e)', with a soft final 'e'.
E o passaporte, onde está?
And the passport, where is it?
Words in this phrase
E
[ee]
and
A simple connector joining two qualities or ideas.
Procuro um ambiente aberto e humano.
I am looking for an open and human environment.
o
[oo]
the
A masculine singular definite article used before nouns.
O prazer de participar foi grande.
The pleasure of taking part was great.
passaporte
[pah-sah-POR-teh]
passport
Official travel document showing your identity and nationality.
Tenho o passaporte na mala.
I have my passport in the bag.
se faz favor.
seh fahz fah-VOR
please.
This is the polite closing phrase, often said quickly as 'sfaz favor'.
Um momento, se faz favor.
One moment, please.
Words in this phrase
se
[seh]
(part of 'se faz favor')
Reflexive/impersonal particle in the polite phrase meaning 'please'.
Um café, se faz favor.
A coffee, please.
faz
[fahz]
makes
Causes (something) to happen or be brought about.
O filme me faz chorar.
The movie makes me cry.
favor
[fah-VOR]
favour
Noun meaning favour; used in polite phrases for 'please'.
Faz-me um favor?
Can you do me a favour?
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