How to Say ‘I lost my luggage.’ in Mexican Spanish
Perdí mi equipaje.
pehr-DEE mee eh-kee-PAH-heh
[pehr-DEE mee eh-kee-PAH-heh]
💬 Usage Tip: equipaje covers all your bags at once and stays singular. To talk about a single bag, say Perdí mi maleta.
Phrase Breakdown
Perdí
[pehr-DEE]
I lost
Past tense 'I' form of 'perder', to lose.
Perdí mi pasaporte.
I lost my passport.
mi
[mee]
my
A possessive word used to show something belongs to me.
Mi familia celebra muchos cumpleaños.
My family celebrates many birthdays.
equipaje
[eh-kee-PAH-heh]
luggage
All the bags you travel with; masculine, used in singular.
El equipaje está en la banda.
The luggage is on the carousel.
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