pass→ passportNorwegian word meaning
"pass" is a A2-level Norwegian word meaning "passport". Below you can find 10 example sentences with audio to help you understand how to use it in real Norwegian conversations.
10 stories
Example Sentences
Hotel Check-In
Kan jeg se passet ditt?
May I see your passport, please?
First Time on a Plane
Emma viser passet sitt og billetten.
Emma shows her passport and ticket.
Checking In at a Hotel
'Kan jeg se passet ditt?'
'Can I see your passport, please?'
At the Airport
God morgen. Kan jeg se passet ditt?
Good morning. May I see your passport, please?
At the Bank
Hun ba Maria om å vise passet eller ID-kortet sitt.
She asked Maria to show her passport or identity card.
Buying a SIM Card Abroad
'Kan jeg se passet ditt, vær så snill?'
'Can I see your passport, please?'
First Flight Alone
'Ja, mamma. Pass, telefon, lommebok og kofferten min,' svarte Sofia.
'Yes, Mom. Passport, phone, wallet, and my suitcase,' Sofia replied.
Lost Luggage
'Kan jeg se boardingkortet og passet ditt?'
'May I see your boarding pass and passport?'
Talking to Police
Lommeboken, telefonen og passet hennes var i vesken.
Her wallet, phone, and passport were inside the bag.
The Language Exchange
Tre måneder senere befant hun seg på et fly, klamrende seg til passet sitt og prøvde å roe ned det bankende hjertet.
Three months later, she found herself on a plane, clutching her passport and trying to calm her racing heart.