How to Say ‘A suitcase to check in’ in French
Une valise à enregistrer
ewn vah-LEEZ ah ahn-ruh-zhee-STRAY
[ewn vah-LEEZ ah ahn-ruh-zhee-STRAY]
💬 Usage Tip: À plus an action word means "to be done". The same pattern gives un formulaire à remplir "a form to fill in".
Phrase Breakdown
Une valise
ewn vah-LEEZ
A suitcase
'Valise' is 'va-leez', with the 's' sounding like 'z'.
J'ai une valise rouge.
I have a red suitcase.
Words in this phrase
Une
[ewn]
a / an
A feminine singular indefinite article, used before feminine nouns like "matinée."
Une belle matinée commence bien.
A beautiful morning starts well.
valise
[vah-LEEZ]
suitcase
A bag with a handle for travel; feminine noun.
Ma valise est lourde.
My suitcase is heavy.
à enregistrer
ah ahn-ruh-zhee-STRAY
to check in
Say 'ah-on-ruh-zhees-tray'. It means checking in luggage at the airport.
J'ai un sac à enregistrer.
I have a bag to check in.
Words in this phrase
à
[ah]
to
Used with infinitive verbs to indicate purpose.
Elle commence à chanter.
She begins to sing.
enregistrer
[ahn-ruh-zhee-STRAY]
to check in
At the airport, to hand over luggage for the hold; also 'to record'.
Je dois enregistrer mon sac.
I must check in my bag.
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