How do you say "boarding pass" in Italian?

Carta d'imbarco

Phrase Noun

In Italian, "boarding pass" is Carta d'imbarco.

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Pronunciation

Carta d'imbarco is KAR-tah deem-BAR-koh, stress on carta and the second syllable of imbarco.

Grammar notes

Carta d'imbarco is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.

Example sentence

boarding pass

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How to remember Carta d'imbarco

Imbarco relates to 'embark', boarding a plane or ship, so this card lets you embark on your journey.

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Questions about Carta d'imbarco

How do you pronounce Carta d'imbarco?

Carta d'imbarco is KAR-tah deem-BAR-koh, stress on carta and the second syllable of imbarco.

Is Carta d'imbarco formal or casual?

Carta d'imbarco is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.

How is Carta d'imbarco used in Italian?

Carta d'imbarco is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (boarding pass).

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