How to Say ‘Please give me your passports.’ in Simplified Chinese
请给我你们的护照。
qǐng gěi wǒ nǐ men de hù zhào
[cheeng gay waw nee men duh hoo jaow]
💬 Usage Tip: Chinese possession is built with [的]: [你们的护照] means "your passports." The order is owner first, then [的], then the thing: [我的箱子], [孩子的护照].
Phrase Breakdown
请
qǐng
[cheeng]
please
Used to make a request polite and natural.
请给我你们的护照,我来检查。
Please give me your passports, and I will check them.
给我
gěi wǒ
give me; hand me
Used here to ask someone to hand something to the speaker.
请给我水。
Please give me water.
Words in this phrase
给
gěi
[gay]
to give
Used when asking someone to hand something over.
请给我你们的护照。
Please give me your passports.
我
wǒ
[waw]
me; I
Here it means 'me' as the receiver of something.
请给我你们的护照和机票。
Please give me your passports and tickets.
你们的
nǐ men de
your (plural)
Shows possession and refers to something belonging to several people.
你们的行李在哪儿?
Where is your luggage?
Words in this phrase
你们
nǐ men
[nee men]
you (plural)
Used when speaking to more than one person.
你们的护照都在这里吗?
Are all your passports here?
的
de
[duh]
's; of
Shows possession, like 'your' in this phrase.
请给我你们的护照。
Please give me your passports.
护照
hù zhào
[hoo jaow]
passport
The travel document needed for international flights.
请给我你们的护照。
Please give me your passports.
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