How to Say ‘Luggage / baggage’ in Japanese
荷物
nimotsu
[nee-moh-tsoo]
💬 Usage Tip: [荷物] means luggage, baggage, or belongings in general. It is very common in travel situations, especially at hotels and airports.
🇯🇵 In Japan: You will often hear [お荷物] instead of [荷物]. The [お] makes it more polite, which is common in customer service Japanese.
Phrase Breakdown
荷物
nimotsu
[nee-moh-tsoo]
luggage; baggage
Things a traveler carries, such as suitcases or bags.
荷物はフロントで預かれます。
Your luggage can be kept at the front desk.
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