"Di mana tiket dan paspor Anda?"
Translation:Where are your ticket and passport?
September 4, 2018
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This is a shortened form of "your ticket and your passport", two separate items; the way it's worded here, it's like a 'package deal', thus one item. If I'm a teacher, I can't be mad at either usage.
Mom comes running up to oldest child: "Where are your brother and sister at?" - or - "Where is your brother and sister at?" - Very tricky!