How to Say ‘luggage’ in French
les bagages
lay ba-gaazh
[lay ba-gaazh]
Phrase Breakdown
les
[lay]
the
Plural definite article.
Les bagages sont lourds aujourd'hui.
The luggage is heavy today.
bagages
[ba-gaazh]
luggage
Bags and suitcases taken on a trip.
Les bagages arrivent sur le tapis roulant.
The luggage arrives on the conveyor belt.
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