How to Say ‘My child's passport’ in Simplified Chinese
孩子的护照
hái zi de hù zhào
[haai-dzuh duh hoo-jaow]
💬 Usage Tip: Chinese often leaves possession compact: [孩子的护照] is literally "child's passport." If needed, you can make it more explicit with [我孩子的护照].
Phrase Breakdown
孩子的
hái zi de
child's; children's
Indicates possession; something belonging to a child.
孩子的书包。
The child's schoolbag.
Words in this phrase
孩子
hái zi
[haai-dzuh]
child; kid
A noun meaning a child or kid. At the airport, it can refer to a passenger's child.
请给我孩子的护照。
Please give me the child's passport.
的
de
[duh]
's; possessive particle
A particle showing possession, linking the owner and the thing owned.
我看一下孩子的护照。
Let me look at the child's passport.
护照
hù zhào
[hoo-jaow]
passport
An official travel document. At check-in, staff often ask to see your passport.
请出示孩子的护照。
Please show the child's passport.
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