bolsa

I prefer that green bag.

Conveying a preference for a green bag can be done with this Spanish phrase. 'Prefiero' is the translation of 'I prefer', whereas 'esa' stands for 'that' and 'verde' implies 'green'.

I like your bag.

This is a straightforward phrase expressing fondness or admiration towards somebody else’s bag. In Spanish, 'Me gusta' is 'I like', 'tu' translates to 'your' and 'bolsa' is 'bag'.

I can’t find my bag.

This phrase is useful when a person cannot locate their bag. In Spanish, 'No encuentro' means 'I can’t find', and 'mi' is the equivalent of 'my' in English, once again 'bolsa' refers to 'bag'.

I need to buy a new bag.

This Spanish expression communicates that you need to purchase a new bag. 'Necesito' translates as 'I need', 'comprar' is 'to buy', 'una' stands for 'a', 'nueva' is 'new' and 'bolsa' remains consistent as 'bag'.

This bag is very strange.

This is expressing a perception that a particular bag is considered strange ('rara'). 'Esta' in English is 'this' and 'es muy' would translate to 'is very'.

How much is this bag?

This phrase is typically used when shopping and inquiring about the price ('cuanto cuesta') of a specific bag.'¿Cuánto cuesta esta bolsa?' translates directly to 'How much does this bag cost?'.

My bag is in the car.

Conveying the location of your bag - in this case in a car - needs clarification. Therefore 'Mi bolsa está utiliza' el coche, which translates element by element to 'My bag is in the car'.

Your bag looks heavy.

This sentence express that based on visual observation their bag appears to be heavy. 'Su bolsa' is translated as 'your bag', 'parece' stand for 'looks like' and 'pesada' corresponds to 'heavy'.

He exchanged the bag for a briefcase.

This Spanish phrase communicates the action of a person (male) trading in (‘cambió’), a bag in for (‘por’) a briefcase (maletín).

She always carries the same bag to her workplace.

Showing consistently about someone, especially woman for taking the same bag to her workplace every time. In Spanish 'Ella lleva siempre la misma' means 'She always carries the same', 'bolsa a su lugar de trabajo' literally translates to 'bag to her workplace'.