How to Say ‘This bag’ in Japanese
このバッグ
kono baggu
[kono baggu]
💬 Usage Tip: [この] means “this” and must be followed by a noun, so [このバッグ] means “this bag.” Easy pointing phrase!
🇯🇵 In Japan: When discussing luggage delivery, pointing politely at the item and saying [このバッグ] is very natural in Japan.
Phrase Breakdown
この
kono
[kono]
this
A demonstrative word used for something near the speaker: this.
このバッグをお願いします。
This bag, please.
バッグ
baggu
[baggu]
bag
A bag or suitcase being referred to in the phrase.
このバッグは重いです。
This bag is heavy.
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