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“Here’s my passport” in Korean: 여권이 여기 있어요

여권이 여기 있어요

yeogwoni yeogi isseoyo

Situation: Travel, lodging & emergenciesLevel: Starter (just learning Hangul)

Meaning

Here’s my passport.

Usage note

Handy at airports and hotels. 있어요 means “there is.” Say it with 여기 (“here”) as you hand something over.

Romanization follows the Revised Romanization system and is a guide to pronunciation.

How to pronounce it

Syllables: 8 · Words: 3

Said aloud, it sounds like [여궈니 여기 이써요].

SyllableLetters (consonant + vowel + final)Romanization
여권이
여ㅇㅕyeo
권ㄱㅝㄴ[궈] gwo
이ㅇㅣ[니] ni
여기
여ㅇㅕyeo
기ㄱㅣgi
있어요
있ㅇㅣㅆ[이] i
어ㅇㅓ[써] sseo
요ㅇㅛyo

A ㅇ at the start of a syllable is silent; at the end of a syllable it sounds like “ng”.

Sound changes in this phrase

Speech style

Style: Polite (해요체)Sentence type: Statement or set phrase

Ends in -요. The everyday polite style, and a safe choice with shop staff, colleagues, strangers and anyone older than you.

Words in this phrase

These words from the TOPIK vocabulary lists appear in the phrase (shown in dictionary form).

KoreanPart of speechMeaningLevel
여권nounpassportTOPIK level 2
있다verbto exist, to haveTOPIK level 1

Phrases that use the same word

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Question 1 What does “여권이 여기 있어요” mean?

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Answer: Here’s my passport

Question 2 How is “여권이 여기 있어요” pronounced?

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Answer: [여궈니 여기 이써요]

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