equipaje

Where is my luggage?

This is a simple question a person might ask when they can't find their luggage. '¿Dónde está...?' means 'Where is...?' and 'mi equipaje' means 'my luggage'.

I can't find my luggage.

Use this phrase when you are having trouble finding your luggage. 'No puedo encontrar...' means 'I can't find...' and 'mi equipaje' means 'my luggage'.

My luggage is very heavy.

Here 'Mi equipaje es...' means 'My luggage is...' and 'muy pesado' means 'very heavy'. It's typically used when the luggage is difficult to carry due to its weight.

You should take care of your luggage at the airport.

'Debes cuidar...' means 'You should take care of...', 'tu equipaje' means 'your luggage' and 'en el aeropuerto' means 'at the airport'.

There is a tag on my luggage.

Use this phrase when there is a tag or label on your luggage. 'Hay una etiqueta en...' means 'There is a tag on...' and 'mi equipaje' means 'my luggage'.

This is not my luggage.

'Este no es...' means 'This is not...' and 'mi equipaje' means 'my luggage'. Use this phrase when someone mistakenly thinks a piece of luggage is yours.

I forgot my luggage at the hotel.

'Olvidé...' means 'I forgot...', 'mi equipaje' is 'my luggage' and 'en el hotel' is 'at the hotel'. Use this phrase when you left your luggage somewhere by mistake.

I need to buy new luggage.

'Necesito comprar...' means 'I need to buy...' and 'un nuevo equipaje' means 'new luggage'. Use this phrase when you need to purchase new luggage for travelling.

My luggage got lost during the flight.

'Mi equipaje fue...' means 'My luggage got...', 'perdido' means 'lost', and 'durante el vuelo' means 'during the flight'. It's a common phrase to use when your luggage was misplaced in transit.

I'm packing my luggage for the trip.

'Estoy empacando...' means 'I'm packing...'. 'mi equipaje' stands for 'my luggage' and 'para el viaje' means 'for the trip'.