How to Say ‘With my suitcases.’ in Italian
Con le valigie.
kon leh vah-LEE-jeh
[kon leh vah-LEE-jeh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: If you mention [con le valigie], you're giving a practical reason, not just complaining. In Italy that often makes a request sound more reasonable and easier to agree to.
Phrase Breakdown
Con
[kon]
with
A preposition meaning with.
Con le valigie è difficile camminare lontano.
With the suitcases it is difficult to walk far.
le
[leh]
the
Feminine plural definite article.
Le valigie sono molto pesanti oggi.
The suitcases are very heavy today.
valigie
[vah-LEE-jeh]
suitcases
Plural of valigia, meaning suitcases or luggage.
Le valigie sono nel bagagliaio del taxi.
The suitcases are in the taxi's trunk.
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