How do you say "I have a suitcase." in Mexican Spanish?

"I have a suitcase." in Mexican Spanish is "Tengo una maleta.". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

What does "Tengo una maleta." mean in English?

"Tengo una maleta." means "I have a suitcase." in English.

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How to Say ‘I have a suitcase.’ in Mexican Spanish

Tengo una maleta.

TEHN-go OO-nah mah-LEH-tah

[TEHN-go OO-nah mah-LEH-tah]

Phrase Breakdown

Tengo

[TEHN-go]

I have

Verb form used to say what you have or carry.

Example

Tengo mi boleto listo.

I have my ticket ready.

una

[OO-nah]

Feminine singular indefinite article meaning a or one.

Example

Necesito una ventana, por favor.

I need a window seat, please.

maleta

[mah-LEH-tah]

suitcase

A piece of luggage for travel.

Example

Tengo una maleta grande para documentar.

I have a large suitcase to check.

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