How to Say ‘Do you have luggage to check in?’ in Portuguese
Tem bagagem para despachar?
teng bah-GAH-zheng PAH-rah desh-pah-SHAR
[teng bah-GAH-zheng PAH-rah desh-pah-SHAR]
Phrase Breakdown
Tem
[teng]
do you have
Used to ask if someone has something.
Tem bagagem de mão também?
Do you also have hand luggage?
bagagem
[bah-GAH-zheng]
luggage; baggage
Suitcases or bags for travel.
A bagagem vai no porão.
The luggage goes in the hold.
Para despachar?
PAH-rah desh-pah-SHAR
To check in? / to be checked in?
Asks whether the luggage should be placed in the hold and checked in.
Esta mala é para despachar.
This suitcase is to be checked in.
Words in this phrase
para
[PAH-rah]
for; to
Shows purpose in this question.
Isto é para despachar no balcão.
This is to check in at the counter.
despachar
[desh-pah-SHAR]
to check in; to drop off
Used for luggage that will travel in the aircraft hold.
Vou despachar duas malas.
I am going to check in two suitcases.
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