How to Say ‘I have one suitcase.’ in Portuguese
Tenho uma mala.
TEN-yoo OO-mah MAH-lah
[TEN-yoo OO-mah MAH-lah]
Phrase Breakdown
Tenho
[TEN-yoo]
I have
First person form of the verb 'ter', used to say what you have.
Tenho apenas uma bagagem de mão.
I only have one piece of hand luggage.
uma
[OO-mah]
a / one
Feminine singular indefinite article, used before a feminine noun.
Uma funcionária ajudou-me no check-in.
A staff member helped me at check-in.
mala
[MAH-lah]
suitcase
A bag or suitcase used for travel.
A mala pesa mais de vinte quilos.
The suitcase weighs more than twenty kilos.
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