How to Say ‘Do you have any luggage to check in?’ in German
Haben Sie Gepäck zum Aufgeben?
HAH-ben zee guh-PECK tsoom OWF-gay-ben
[HAH-ben zee guh-PECK tsoom OWF-gay-ben]
💬 Usage Tip: [zum] is short for [zu dem]. You'll often see this kind of contraction in everyday German: [zum Aufgeben], [zum Gate], [zum Bahnhof].
Phrase Breakdown
Haben Sie
HAH-ben zee
Do you have
Formal question form used to ask about possession.
Haben Sie Zeit?
Do you have time?
Words in this phrase
Haben
[HAH-ben]
have
A form of haben used with the formal you.
Haben Sie nur Handgepäck?
Do you only have hand luggage?
Sie
[zee]
you
Formal you, used in polite questions at the airport.
Sie sind jetzt am richtigen Schalter.
You are now at the correct counter.
Gepäck
[guh-PECK]
luggage
Suitcases, bags, or other travel bags.
Ihr Gepäck ist etwas schwer.
Your luggage is a bit heavy.
Zum Aufgeben
tsoom OWF-gay-ben
to check in / to be checked in
Refers to luggage that will be handed over at the airport counter.
Haben Sie Gepäck zum Aufgeben?
Do you have luggage to check in?
Words in this phrase
zum
[tsoom]
for the
Short form of zu dem; used here with luggage check-in.
Ich habe zum Einsteigen schon mein Ticket bereit.
I already have my ticket ready for boarding.
Aufgeben
[OWF-gay-ben]
checking in
Giving luggage to the airline before the flight.
Den großen Koffer muss ich noch aufgeben.
I still need to check in the big suitcase.
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