How to Say ‘Please show your passport.’ in Simplified Chinese
请出示您的护照。
qǐng chū shì nín de hù zhào
[cheeng choo shir neen duh hoo jaow]
💬 Usage Tip: [请] before a verb makes a request more polite: [请等一下] (Please wait a moment), [请看这里] (Please look here).
🇨🇳 In China: [您的] is polite and is what staff commonly use with passengers. You can answer more simply with [我的] about yourself.
Phrase Breakdown
请
qǐng
[cheeng]
please
A polite word used to make requests or instructions sound courteous.
请出示您的护照。
Please show your passport.
出示
chū shì
[choo shir]
to show; to present
Used when asking someone to present a document, ticket, or ID.
请出示您的护照。
Please show your passport.
您的护照
nín de hù zhào
your passport
Polite way to say 'your passport'.
您的护照在这里。
Your passport is here.
Words in this phrase
您
nín
[neen]
you (polite)
A respectful form of 'you,' often used in formal or service situations.
您好，这是您的登机牌。
Hello, this is your boarding pass.
的
de
[duh]
's; of
A possessive particle used to connect a person or thing to what belongs to them.
这是您的护照。
This is your passport.
护照
hù zhào
[hoo jaow]
passport
An official travel document used for international travel.
请出示您的护照。
Please show your passport.
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