How to Say ‘This is my passport’ in Traditional Chinese
這是我的護照
zhè shì wǒ de hù zhào
[juh shir waw duh hoo-jaow]
Phrase Breakdown
這是
zhè shì
this is
Used to identify something being shown or introduced.
這是我的護照。
This is my passport.
Words in this phrase
這
zhè
[juh]
this
Points to something near the speaker.
這是我的護照，這個「這」是旅客遞出去的文件。
This is my passport; this “這” refers to the document the passenger is handing over.
是
shì
[shir]
is
Used to identify something directly.
這是我的護照，這個「是」把主詞和內容連起來。
This is my passport; this “是” links the subject and the content.
我的
wǒ de
my
Shows possession or ownership.
這是我的護照。
This is my passport.
Words in this phrase
我
wǒ
[waw]
my; me
Refers to the speaker as the owner.
這是我的護照，這個「我」表示護照是我的。
This is my passport; this “我” shows the passport is mine.
的
de
[duh]
’s; of
Shows possession.
這是我的護照，這個「的」讓「我」變成「我的」。
This is my passport; this “的” turns “I” into “my.”
護照
hù zhào
[hoo-jaow]
passport
The official document used for international travel.
這是我的護照，這個「護照」是辦理報到時要出示的。
This is my passport; this “護照” is what you need to show at check-in.
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