How to Say ‘Your passports’ in Spain Spanish
Sus pasaportes
soos pah-sah-POR-tehs
[soos pah-sah-POR-tehs]
💬 Usage Tip: [Sus] can mean [his], [her], [your], or [their] depending on context. At a counter, [sus pasaportes] will usually mean [your passports].
Phrase Breakdown
Sus
[soos]
your
Formal or plural possessive meaning your.
Sus maletas pesan demasiado.
Your suitcases weigh too much.
pasaportes
[pah-sah-POR-tehs]
passports
Plural of pasaporte, the travel documents used for identification.
Necesito sus pasaportes en el mostrador.
I need your passports at the counter.
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