How do you say "One large suitcase is 1,500 yen." in Japanese?

"One large suitcase is 1,500 yen." in Japanese is "大きいスーツケース一つで1,500円です。". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

What does "大きいスーツケース一つで1,500円です。" mean in English?

"大きいスーツケース一つで1,500円です。" means "One large suitcase is 1,500 yen." in English.

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How to Say ‘One large suitcase is 1,500 yen.’ in Japanese

大きいスーツケース一つで1,500円です。

ookii suutsukeesu hito tsu de en desu

[oh-kee-ee soo-tsu-keh-su hee-toh tsu deh en dess]

Phrase Breakdown

大きい

ookii

[oh-kee-ee]

big; large

Describes a large-sized item, such as a suitcase.

Example

大きいスーツケース一つで1,500円です。

One large suitcase is 1,500 yen.

スーツケース

suutsukeesu

[soo-tsu-keh-su]

suitcase

A suitcase used for travel belongings.

Example

大きいスーツケースを送ります。

I will send a large suitcase.

一つで

hito tsu de

for one item; per one

Indicates the fee is for one piece/item.

Example

一つで十分です。

One is enough.

Words in this phrase

一

hito

[hee-toh]

one

The number one, used with counters.

Example

スーツケースは一つです。

There is one suitcase.

つ

tsu

[tsu]

counter for one item

Part of 一つ, meaning one item.

Example

大きいスーツケース一つで足ります。

One large suitcase is enough.

で

[deh]

for; with; by

Shows amount or condition, here meaning 'for one suitcase.'

Example

一つで1,500円です。

For one item, it is 1,500 yen.

円

[en]

yen

Japanese monetary unit.

Example

送料は1,500円です。

The shipping fee is 1,500 yen.

です

desu

[dess]

is; am; are

Polite copula used to state price information.

Example

料金は1,500円です。

The fee is 1,500 yen.

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