Phrase lesson
How do you say "Do I need my passport?" in Japanese?
Do I need my passport?
Answer
Two layers, same practical line
パスポートがひつようですか
パスポート が / ひつよう ですか
pasupooto ga / hitsuyou desu ka
Lesson body
Phrase breakdown and usage notes
Quick use
Use パスポートがひつようですか (pasupooto ga hitsuyou desu ka) when you are checking which ID documents are required.
Chunk or pattern
Reusable pattern: 〜 が / ひつよう ですか
Replace 〜 with the document or item.
Useful office examples:
パスポートがひつようですか— Do I need my passport?ざいりゅうカードがひつようですか— Do I need my residence card?コピーがひつようですか— Do I need a copy?
Core words
パスポート: passport.ひつよう: necessary / required.
Helper words and endings
が: marks the thing that may be needed.ですか: makes it a polite question.
Practical note
For many resident procedures, your residence card may be more commonly requested than your passport. This phrase helps you confirm before you make an unnecessary trip home.
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