How to Say ‘My luggage is lost.’ in Italian
Il mio bagaglio è smarrito.
eel MEE-oh bah-GAHL-yoh eh zmah-REE-toh
[eel MEE-oh bah-GAHL-yoh eh zmah-REE-toh]
Phrase Breakdown
Il
[eel]
the
Masculine singular definite article used before a noun.
Il mio bagaglio non è arrivato.
My luggage has not arrived.
mio
[MEE-oh]
my
Possessive adjective showing something belongs to the speaker.
Il mio bagaglio è molto pesante.
My luggage is very heavy.
bagaglio
[bah-GAHL-yoh]
luggage
A general word for baggage or luggage, often uncountable in use.
Il bagaglio è ancora al check-in.
The luggage is still at check-in.
è
[eh]
is
Third person singular of essere, meaning 'is.'
Il bagaglio è smarrito da ieri.
The luggage has been lost since yesterday.
smarrito
[zmah-REE-toh]
lost
Used to describe baggage that has gone missing.
Il bagaglio smarrito sarà cercato dall'aeroporto.
The lost luggage will be searched for by the airport.
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