How do you say "May I have your passports, please?" in Spain Spanish?

"May I have your passports, please?" in Spain Spanish is "¿Me da sus pasaportes, por favor?". This phrase is commonly used in Spain.

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How to Say ‘May I have your passports, please?’ in Spain Spanish

Q: What does "¿Me da sus pasaportes, por favor?" mean in English?

"¿Me da sus pasaportes, por favor?" means "May I have your passports, please?" in English. Usage tip: [Sus] does not tell you by itself whether it's singular or plural owner; the noun shows what's plural here: [pasaportes]. The same pattern works with one item too: [¿Me da su pasaporte, por favor?].

¿Me da sus pasaportes, por favor?

meh dah soos pah-sah-POR-tehs por fah-BOR

[meh dah soos pah-sah-POR-tehs por fah-BOR]

💬 Usage Tip: [Sus] does not tell you by itself whether it's singular or plural owner; the noun shows what's plural here: [pasaportes]. The same pattern works with one item too: [¿Me da su pasaporte, por favor?].

🇪🇸 In Spain: This is a normal polite request from staff, not especially stiff. You can hand them over with a simple [Sí, aquí tiene].

Phrase Breakdown

[meh]

to me

Used in requests to mean to me.

Example

¿Me enseña su tarjeta de embarque?

Can you show me your boarding pass?

[dah]

do you give / gives

A polite service verb used in requests.

Example

¿Me da un momento, por favor?

Can you give me a moment, please?

Sus pasaportes

soos pah-sah-POR-tehs

your passports

Sus is the formal/plural possessive your; pasaportes is the plural of pasaporte.

Example

Enséñeme sus pasaportes.

Show me your passports.

Words in this phrase

sus

[soos]

your

Formal possessive used when addressing a customer politely.

Example

Sus documentos están listos.

Your documents are ready.

pasaportes

[pah-sah-POR-tehs]

passports

Travel ID documents in plural.

Example

Los pasaportes están en mi bolso.

The passports are in my bag.

Por favor

por fah-BOR

please

A polite expression added to requests.

Example

Un momento, por favor.

One moment, please.

Words in this phrase

por

[por]

please

Used in the phrase por favor to make a request polite.

Example

Espere aquí, por favor.

Wait here, please.

favor

[fah-BOR]

please

Part of the fixed phrase por favor, meaning please.

Example

Repita su nombre, por favor.

Repeat your name, please.

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