Airport & Customs

1. Mustrade su passaportu, pro praghere.

   Please show your passport

   Usage

   Politely asks for the passport, as at border control

   Grammar Note

   "Mustrade" is the imperative of mustrare (to show) for bois, the polite you. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended

2. Cale est su motivu de sa visita?

   What is the purpose of your visit?

   Usage

   Asks the purpose of the visit

   Grammar Note

   "Cale" asks which or what and has one form for both genders. Motivu is masculine. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended

3. Pro cantas notes pensades de abarrare?

   How many nights are you planning to stay?

   Usage

   Asks how many nights someone plans to stay

   Grammar Note

   "Cantas" is the feminine plural agreeing with notes. "Pensades" is the bois form of pensare, the polite you. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended

4. Tenides carchi cosa de decrarare?

   Do you have anything to declare?

   Usage

   Asks at customs whether you have anything to declare

   Grammar Note

   "Tenides" is the bois form of tènnere (to have). "Carchi cosa" means something. "Decrarare" means to declare. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended

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