How to Say ‘We have two suitcases.’ in Italian
Abbiamo due valigie.
ahb-BYAH-moh DOO-eh vah-LEE-jeh
[ahb-BYAH-moh DOO-eh vah-LEE-jeh]
Phrase Breakdown
Abbiamo
[ahb-BYAH-moh]
we have
First-person plural of avere; used to say what we possess or have with us.
Abbiamo due valigie al check-in.
We have two suitcases at check-in.
Due valigie
DOO-eh vah-LEE-jeh
two suitcases
Refers to two pieces of luggage.
Abbiamo due valigie grandi.
We have two large suitcases.
Words in this phrase
due
[DOO-eh]
two
The number 2; used before plural nouns.
Ho due valigie per il volo.
I have two suitcases for the flight.
valigie
[vah-LEE-jeh]
suitcases
Plural of valigia; luggage items used for travel.
Le valigie sono sulla bilancia.
The suitcases are on the scale.
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