How do you say 'do I need to take off my shoes' in Portuguese?

You can say 'Preciso tirar o cinto e os sapatos aqui?'

What is a 'revista' at airport security?

It's when they look through your things or your clothes for something hidden.

The line moves slowly and the staff member asks you to take off your belt and put everything in the tray.

A fila da segurança está andando bem devagar hoje.

The security line is moving really slowly today.

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fila/ˈfilɐ/
linenoun
A row of people waiting one behind the other.
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funcionário/fũsioˈnaɾju/
staff membernoun
A person who works somewhere and earns a salary for it.
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cinto/ˈsĩtu/
beltnoun
A strip of leather or fabric fastened around the waist to hold up pants.
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bandejatray
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líquidoliquid
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revistasearch
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tirarto take off
8
colocarto put
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apitarto beep
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descalçobarefoot

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A fila da segurança está andando bem devagar hoje.
The security line is moving really slowly today.
O funcionário pediu para eu abrir a mochila.
The staff member asked me to open my backpack.
Preciso tirar o cinto e os sapatos aqui?
Do I need to take off my belt and shoes here?

funcionário/fũsioˈnaɾju/
The 'un' comes out nasal, the 'ci' sounds like 'si' and the stress falls on 'ná'.
cinto/ˈsĩtu/
The 'cin' is nasal and the final 'o' sounds like 'u'.

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How do you say 'do I need to take off my shoes' in Portuguese?: You can say 'Preciso tirar o cinto e os sapatos aqui?'
What is a 'revista' at airport security?: It's when they look through your things or your clothes for something hidden.

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