How to say “I lost my passport” in Chinese
“I lost my passport” in Chinese is 我的护照丢了。, written in pinyin as Wǒ de hùzhào diū le..
我的护照丢了。
Wǒ de hùzhào diū le.
I lost my passport.
Word by word
What each part of 我的护照丢了。 actually means.
- 我wǒI / me
- 的depossessive particle
- 护照hùzhàopassport
- 丢diūto lose
- 了lechange-of-state particle
When you use it
File a police report (报警) before you contact your embassy — the replacement needs that paper, and it is also what your insurance will ask for.
Use 我的护照丢了。 in emergency situations. Get help fast: police, doctor, lost and allergies.
Common questions
- How do you say "I lost my passport" in Chinese?
- "I lost my passport" in Chinese is 我的护照丢了。 — written in pinyin as Wǒ de hùzhào diū le.. It is a emergency phrase you would use in China.
- What does 我的护照丢了。 mean in Chinese?
- 我的护照丢了。 (Wǒ de hùzhào diū le.) means "I lost my passport". Broken down word by word: 我 (wǒ) means "I / me"; 的 (de) means "possessive particle"; 护照 (hùzhào) means "passport"; 丢 (diū) means "to lose"; 了 (le) means "change-of-state particle".
- When would you use "I lost my passport" in Chinese?
- File a police report (报警) before you contact your embassy — the replacement needs that paper, and it is also what your insurance will ask for. You would say 我的护照丢了。 (Wǒ de hùzhào diū le.) in everyday conversation.
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