How to Say ‘The baggage claim’ in Portuguese
A recolha de bagagem
ah reh-KOHL-yah deh bah-GAH-zheng
[ah reh-KOHL-yah deh bah-GAH-zheng]
Phrase Breakdown
A recolha
ah reh-KOHL-yah
The collection / pickup
'Lh' sounds like the 'lli' in 'million'. The first 'r' is a strong guttural sound: 'uh ruh-KOH-lyuh'.
A recolha é ali.
The pickup is over there.
Words in this phrase
A
[ah]
the (feminine singular)
Same article "a" used before a feminine noun; often unstressed in speech.
A estação é ali à direita.
The station is right there on the right.
recolha
[reh-KOHL-yah]
pick-up
A noun meaning the act or place of collecting a passenger, especially for transport.
A recolha seria na esquina, não na porta principal.
The pick-up was supposed to be at the corner, not at the main door.
de bagagem
deh bah-GAH-zheng
of luggage
'Bagagem' means luggage and ends in a nasal sound: 'duh buh-GAH-zhaym'.
Tenho muita bagagem.
I have a lot of luggage.
Words in this phrase
de
[deh]
of
Used to indicate origin or cause.
O livro de história é interessante.
The history book is interesting.
bagagem
[bah-GAH-zheng]
luggage
'Bagagem' means luggage, baggage, or suitcases.
É pela bagagem grande que há suplemento.
It is for the large luggage that there is a surcharge.
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