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How to Say ‘Where is the baggage claim?’ in Italian

Dov'è il ritiro bagagli?

dohv eh eel ree-TEE-roh bah-GAHL-yee

[dohv eh eel ree-TEE-roh bah-GAHL-yee]

Phrase Breakdown

Dov'è

dohv eh

Where is

A contraction of 'dove è'. Stress the end: do-VEH.

Example

Dov'è il bagno?

Where is the bathroom?

Words in this phrase

Dov'

[dohv]

wher'

Shortened form of dove before è; together they mean 'where is'.

Example

Dov'è la fermata dell'autobus? Non la vedo.

Where is the bus stop? I don't see it.

è

[eh]

is

Form of 'to be' used to identify something.

Example

Oggi è il compleanno di Luca.

Today is Luca's birthday.

il ritiro bagagli?

eel ree-TEE-roh bah-GAHL-yee

the baggage claim?

'Ritiro' means pick-up. In 'bagagli' the 'gli' sounds like 'ly': ba-GA-lyee.

Example

Il ritiro bagagli è lì.

The baggage claim is there.

Words in this phrase

il

[eel]

the

Masculine singular definite article.

Example

Oggi è il compleanno di Marco.

Today is Marco's birthday.

ritiro

[ree-TEE-roh]

pickup

Literally retrieval or collection; in transport it means pickup.

Example

Il ritiro dei passeggeri è dietro la stazione.

The pickup of passengers is behind the station.

bagagli

[bah-GAHL-yee]

luggage, bags

Plural of 'bagaglio'; 'ritiro bagagli' is baggage claim.

Example

I bagagli sono arrivati.

The bags have arrived.

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