How to say "Show your passport" in Chinese

请出示护照。

qǐng chūshì hùzhào

Show your passport

Grammar and structure

This is a polite command: qǐng (please) + chūshì (show/produce) + hùzhào (passport). 'Chūshì' is a formal verb for presenting documents.

When to use it

You'll hear this from hotel staff during check-in. It's polite but a standard procedure. As a guest, you can say 'gěi nǐ' (here you go) when handing it over. Don't use this phrase yourself unless you're in an official role.

Frequently asked questions

How do you say “Show your passport” in Chinese?

“Show your passport” in Chinese is 请出示护照。 (qǐng chūshì hùzhào).

How do you pronounce 请出示护照。?

请出示护照。 is pronounced qǐng chūshì hùzhào.

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