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How to Say ‘And your passport, please.’ in Spain Spanish

Y el pasaporte, por favor.

ee el pah-sah-POR-teh poor fah-vohr

[ee el pah-sah-POR-teh poor fah-vohr]

Phrase Breakdown

Y el pasaporte,

ee el pah-sah-POR-teh

And the passport,

'Y' sounds like 'ee' and blends into 'el': 'yel'. Stress 'POR' in 'pasaporte'.

Example

Y el pasaporte también.

And the passport too.

Words in this phrase

[ee]

and / what about

Used to continue a question or ask about another item.

Example

¿Y tu cintura cuánto mide?

And how much does your waist measure?

[el]

the

The masculine singular definite article, used before a singular masculine noun.

Example

El cumpleaños de tu madre es en mayo.

Your mother's birthday is in May.

pasaporte

[pah-sah-POR-teh]

passport

Official travel identity document; masculine noun.

Example

Necesito mi pasaporte.

I need my passport.

por favor.

poor fah-vohr

please.

Stress 'VOR'. In Spanish, 'v' sounds like a soft 'b'.

Example

Un café, por favor.

A coffee, please.

Words in this phrase

por

[poor]

Please

Used as a polite addition to requests or questions.

Example

Por favor, pásame el agua.

Please, pass me the water.

favor

[fah-vohr]

Please

As a part of a polite expression for requests or offers.

Example

Por favor, entra aquí.

Please, come in here.

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