How to Say ‘Your boarding pass’ in Simplified Chinese
您的登机牌
nín de dēng jī pái
[neen duh dēngjīpái]
💬 Usage Tip: 您 (nín) is the polite form of 'you', and 的 makes it 'your'. The same pattern gives 您的护照 "your passport".
Phrase Breakdown
您
nín
[neen]
you (polite)
A respectful form of “you,” used when speaking politely to someone, such as a recruiter or company representative.
很高兴认识您，希望向您多学习。
It’s a pleasure to meet you; I hope to learn more from you.
的
de
[duh]
's; possessive particle
Shows possession or a close relationship, like 'your' or 'my.'
你的胳膊围是多少？
What is your arm circumference?
登机牌
dēng jī pái
[dēngjīpái]
boarding pass
The ticket you show to get on a plane.
我的登机牌在这儿。
My boarding pass is here.
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