How to Say “Boarding Pass” in Spanish

tarjeta de embarque
/taɾˌxeta de emˈbaɾke/feminine
The English phrase "boarding pass" is tarjeta de embarque in Spanish.
The term refers to the document required to board a vehicle, such as an airplane. In an airport context, you may also encounter the words llegada (arrival), salida (departure) and equipaje (luggage).
Meaning: document to board (noun)

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase tarjeta de embarque is composed of tarjeta (card), de (of) and embarque (boarding/embarkation).

Is it said differently in some regions?

Pase de abordar is frequently used throughout many parts of Latin America.

How does it change in a sentence?

To form the plural, only the noun changes to las tarjetas de embarque. The prepositional phrase de embarque remains unchanged.

How do you pronounce it?

/taɾˌxeta de emˈbaɾke/

Did you know?

  • The word embarque has a lineage that traces back to ancient Egyptian roots. It is believed to be connected to the Demotic Egyptian word br, which referred to a vessel or boat.
  • Even though you are flying, the Spanish language still uses a verb root tied to sailing. The word embarcar literally means to put someone or something onto a vessel.

Examples in context

  • Por favor, ¿puede mostrarme mi boleto de embarque?
    Can you please show me my boarding pass?
  • Necesito imprimir mi tarjeta de embarque.
    I need to print my boarding pass.
  • ¿Sabes dónde puedo imprimir mi pase de abordar?
    Do you know where I can print my boarding pass?
  • No encuentro mi tarjeta de embarque.
    I can't find my boarding pass.
  • ¿Puede imprimir la tarjeta de embarque, por favor?
    Can you print the boarding pass, please?
  • Tengo la tarjeta de embarque en el móvil.
    I have the boarding pass on my phone.

Example conversation

Daniel and Sofía are at the airport check-in counter.

  1. Daniel

    Sofía, ¿ya tienes tu tarjeta de embarque?
    Sofía, do you already have your boarding pass?
  2. Sofía

    No, la tengo en el teléfono.
    No, I have it on the phone.
  3. Daniel

    Enséñame la tarjeta de embarque, por favor.
    Show me the boarding pass, please.
  4. Sofía

    Aquí está, Daniel.
    Here it is, Daniel.

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