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het paspoort→ passportDutch word meaning

"het paspoort" is a A2-level Dutch word meaning "passport". Below you can find 10 example sentences with audio to help you understand how to use it in real Dutch conversations.

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Example Sentences

Hotel Check-In
A1Everyday Situations

Hotel Check-In

Mag ik uw paspoort zien, alstublieft?

May I see your passport, please?

First Time on a Plane
A1Travel

First Time on a Plane

Emma laat haar paspoort en ticket zien.

Emma shows her passport and ticket.

Checking In at a Hotel
A1Dialogue Practice

Checking In at a Hotel

'Mag ik uw paspoort zien, alstublieft?'

'Can I see your passport, please?'

At the Airport
A2Everyday Situations

At the Airport

Goedemorgen. Mag ik uw paspoort zien, alstublieft?

Good morning. May I see your passport, please?

At the Bank
A2Everyday Situations

At the Bank

Ze vroeg Maria haar paspoort of identiteitskaart te tonen.

She asked Maria to show her passport or identity card.

Buying a SIM Card Abroad
A2Travel

Buying a SIM Card Abroad

'Kan ik uw paspoort zien, alstublieft?'

'Can I see your passport, please?'

First Flight Alone
A2Travel

First Flight Alone

'Ja, mama. Paspoort, telefoon, portemonnee en mijn koffer,' antwoordde Sofia.

'Yes, Mom. Passport, phone, wallet, and my suitcase,' Sofia replied.

Lost Luggage
A2Travel

Lost Luggage

'Mag ik uw instapkaart en paspoort zien?'

'May I see your boarding pass and passport?'

Talking to Police
A2Dialogue Practice

Talking to Police

Haar portemonnee, telefoon en paspoort zaten in de tas.

Her wallet, phone, and passport were inside the bag.

The Language Exchange
B1School & Education

The Language Exchange

Drie maanden later bevond ze zich in een vliegtuig, haar paspoort stevig vasthoudend en proberend haar bonzende hart te kalmeren.

Three months later, she found herself on a plane, clutching her passport and trying to calm her racing heart.

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