How to Say ‘Yes, one suitcase.’ in Italian
Sì, una valigia.
see OO-nah vah-LEE-jah
[see OO-nah vah-LEE-jah]
💬 Usage Tip: una becomes due for two, and valigia changes to valigie: due valigie "two suitcases".
Phrase Breakdown
Sì
[see]
yes
A basic word used to say 'yes' in Italian.
Sì, la maglietta blu mi piace.
Yes, I like the blue T-shirt.
una
[OO-nah]
a / one
Feminine singular article for an implied noun like maglietta.
Vorrei una nera se possibile.
I would like a black one if possible.
valigia
[vah-LEE-jah]
suitcase
Feminine noun for a travel case with clothes.
La mia valigia è blu.
My suitcase is blue.
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