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How to Say ‘Do you have any bags to check?’ in Italian

Ha bagagli da imbarcare?

ah bah-GAHL-yee dah eem-bar-KAH-reh

[ah bah-GAHL-yee dah eem-bar-KAH-reh]

Phrase Breakdown

Ha bagagli

ah bah-GAHL-yee

Do you have luggage

'Ha' is the formal 'you have', and the 'h' is silent. 'Gli' in 'bagagli' sounds like 'lli' in 'million'.

Example

Ha bagagli a mano?

Do you have hand luggage?

Words in this phrase

Ha

[ah]

do you have

Formal third-person singular form of avere, used to address a customer politely.

Example

Ha preferenze per il dolce di compleanno?

Do you have preferences for the birthday dessert?

bagagli

[bah-GAHL-yee]

luggage, bags

Plural of 'bagaglio', the bags you travel with.

Example

I bagagli sono pesanti.

The bags are heavy.

da imbarcare?

dah eem-bar-KAH-reh

to check in?

'Da' plus an infinitive means 'to be done'. 'Imbarcare' is stressed on im-bar-CA-re.

Example

Ho due valigie da imbarcare.

I have two suitcases to check in.

Words in this phrase

da

[dah]

to / for

Preposition used with an infinitive to express purpose or ease.

Example

Il colore aiuta da lontano: è utile da leggere e da vedere.

The color helps from far away: it is useful to read and to see.

imbarcare

[eem-bar-KAH-reh]

to check in (luggage), to load on board

Verb meaning to put baggage or passengers on a plane or ship.

Example

Devo imbarcare due valigie.

I need to check two suitcases.

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