At customs you say, 'Todo está declarado.' What are you telling the officer?

Todo está declarado means everything is declared.

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  1. Everything is packed
  2. Everything is declared ✔
  3. Everything is paid

Why: Declarado is the past participle of declarar, to declare. Customs forms ask you to declare items you bring in.

Huh, didn't know that: FSI's version: 'Son unos regalos. Todo está declarado.'

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Answer: Everything is declared. Declarado is the past participle of declarar, to declare. Customs forms ask you to declare items you bring in.

  1. FSI Spanish Basic Course, Volume 1 Student Text (US government, public domain) fsi-language-courses-media.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/languages/Spanish/Basic/Volume%201/Fsi-SpanishBasicCourse-Volume1-StudentText.pdf
    It's some gifts. Everything's declared. Son unos regalos. Todo está declarado.
    Checked 2026-10-10.

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