How to Say ‘I have carry-on luggage.’ in Mexican Spanish
Tengo equipaje de mano.
TEHN-go eh-kee-PAH-heh deh MAH-noh
[TEHN-go eh-kee-PAH-heh deh MAH-noh]
Phrase Breakdown
Tengo
[TEHN-go]
I have
Verb form used to say what you have or carry.
Tengo solo una mochila.
I only have one backpack.
equipaje
[eh-kee-PAH-heh]
luggage
General word for bags and suitcases used for travel.
Mi equipaje llegó tarde.
My luggage arrived late.
de
[deh]
of
Common connector word meaning of or from.
El área de seguridad está llena.
The security area is full.
mano
[MAH-noh]
hand
Literally hand; in equipaje de mano it means carry-on luggage.
Solo llevo equipaje de mano.
I am only taking carry-on luggage.
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